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BP 344: 2024 revised accessibility rules
The revised implementing rules for BP 344, including accessibility provisions for ramps, entrances and facilities.
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7204 OFFICIAL GAZETTE VoL. 120, No. 28
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permit application process. A permit not less than six (6) months but not
will be issued upon confirmation more than two (2) years, or both at
of complete adherence to the the discretion of the court; and
Accessibility Code. The building b. for any subsequent violation, za
professional is responsible for plan fine of not less than One hundred
preparation, along with the owners thousand pesos (P100,000.00) but
and/or applicants. The personnel not exceeding Two hundred thousand
from the Office of the Building Official pesos (P200,000.00) or imprisonment
conducting the application review for not less than two (2) years but not
shall meticulously examine plans or more than six (6) years, or both at the
documents, ensuring strict adherence discretion of the court.
to the Accessibility Code. c. Any person who abuses the privileges
b. During Inspection: granted herein shall be punished
Buildings shall undergo various with imprisonment of not less than
assessments, including but not six (6) months or a fine of not less
limited to specialized audits, which than Five thousand pesos (5,000.00
may occur during routine inspections but not more than Fifty thousand
or through random audits as deemed pesos (P50,000.00), or both, at the
necessary. Inspectors in charge of discretion of the court.
the assessments must possess the d. If the violator is a corporation
requisite knowledge and training to organization or any similar entity, the
recognize relevant criteria during officials thereof directly involved sha!
inspections. be liable therefore.
c. Through Complaints or Motu e. Ifthe violator is an alien or a foreigner
Proprio Action: he shall be deported immediate!
Non-compliance concerns can be after service of sentence without
raised through third-party complaints further deportation proceedings.
or initiated by a Building Official. In bel i =
such cases, the Building Official shall es Liable for. amy
assess adherence or deviation from
regulations. The evaluation process for Buildings/Establishment/Structure
shall include, but is not limited to, a 1. Owner or Operator of the Building
thorough review of as-built plans. Establishment or Structure
inspections, and audits. Violations 2. Contractor
of accessibility standards shall lead 3. Architect
to the imposition of appropriate 4. Engineer
sanctions under the Code. 5. Building Official or Other Public Offic =
ar 2 in charge of the issuance of buildin
45 Criminal Liability permit, registration, certification and --
ae sliptiated in Section 46 0f.R-A. 7277, inspection of the building, establishme~-
otherwise known as the Magna Carta for
3 5 ns or structure
Persons with Disabilities (a), any person
who violates any provision of the rules For Air, Land, and Sea Transportation
and regulations of this Act shall suffer the 1. Owner/Operator of Public Transportat =~
following penalties: 2. Body Builders
a. for the first violation, a fine of not 3. Safety Officers/Engineers/Managers
less than Fifty thousand pesos 4. Drivers/Conductors/Conductresses
(P50,000.00) but not exceeding 5. Public Official in charge of the issuar-=
One hundred thousand pesos of permits, registration, certification, == +
(P100,000.00) or imprisonment of inspection of the public transportatior
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