If:
the respondent must be given a second opportunity to serve the payment schedule. The notification of the second opportunity is made under section 21(4) of the Act.
To provide the notice:
The notice served by the claimant on the respondent may take the following form:
In response to this company’s Payment Claim made on this date ____________________ for $____________________ your company failed to provide a Payment Schedule within the time allowed by the Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment Act 2009 (Tas) (‘the Act’).
As a consequence, your company became liable to pay the whole amount of the Payment Claim on the due date for payment. Your company has failed to pay the whole or any part of the claimed amount by the due date for payment.
Our company has elected to apply for adjudication of the Payment Claim. Your company has five (5) business days in which to serve a Payment Schedule or pay the Payment Claim in full. If, within that time, your company fails to pay the whole amount of the Payment Claim, this company will proceed to adjudication. If your company fails to serve a Payment Schedule, your company will be barred from lodging an adjudication response [see section 23(1) of the Act].
Notice for optional adjudication
Please move to the next step on the flowchart" being "Claimant serves Adjudication [s21(4)] Notice providing Respondent with second opportunity to serve Payment Schedule".
