TRXL24 Sep 2024

167: ‘The Battle Over Building Codes Continues’, with Scott Reynolds

Scott Reynolds joins the podcast to talk about the ongoing legal and legislative battles surrounding building codes and their accessibility. He gives us an update on the latest news and happening regarding the Pro Codes Act and elaborates on the contentious issue of copyrighting building regulations that impact AEC and beyond.

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