Humber/Ontario Real Estate Course 1 Exam Practice

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According to Ontario's Building Code, how often is the code typically reviewed and amended?

Every three years.
Every four years.
Every five years.
Every six years.
Only when major incidents occur.
Annually.

The correct answer is: Every five years.

The correct interval for reviews and amendments of Ontario's Building Code is every five years. This schedule allows for a systematic evaluation and updating of the code to ensure that it keeps pace with changes in technology, building practices, and societal needs. By adhering to this five-year cycle, stakeholders can contribute their insights and feedback to make informed changes that enhance safety, efficiency, and sustainability in building practices. The other options suggest either a shorter or longer timeline or imply that changes only occur sporadically in response to incidents. In reality, a five-year interval strikes a balance between ensuring the code remains relevant while allowing enough time for comprehensive evaluations and revisions based on evolving standards and practices in the construction industry.