The National Construction Code (NCC) in Australia provides minimum technical requirements for new and existing buildings. The NCC is established by the Australian Building Codes Board, which groups buildings according to their function and use. The code is divided into different volumes, with Volume One and Two consisting of the Plumbing Code of Australia. The NCC also classifies buildings into ten classes, including Class 1 (houses), Class 2 (apartments), Class 3 (residential buildings), Class 4 (dwelling or residence), Class 5 (professional and commercial buildings), Class 6 (shops and restaurants), Class 7 (carparks), Class 8 (industrial buildings), Class 9 (public and social activity buildings), and Class 10 (private premises and private bushfire shelters).