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Joint Office Investigation Stages: Key Points for Owners

Overview of Stages I–III, advisory repair notices and inspection-fee recovery (general information).

Stage I

Stages II / III

Practical tips

Report early via 1823 / Joint Office and keep records.
Act on notices; repairs before the deadline avoid the fee.
Not legal advice—consult qualified professionals for complex cases.

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