Discuss Requirement for domestic lighting only? in the Australia area at ElectriciansForums.net

all depends on the location and the extent of the work being done
 
Its all mainly living room and bedroom stuff .Hanging and fitting lights etc . Change to switch plates etc . Chances are no one will ever know etc !
 
Legally, anyone can add mains voltage lighting points in a living room or bedroom to an existing circuit without notifying building control, so long as they do so safely.
 
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