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The International Building Code (IBC) is a model building code developed by the International Code Council (ICC). It has been adopted for use as a base code standard by most jurisdictions in the United States. The IBC addresses both health and safety concerns for buildings based upon prescriptive and performance related requirements. The IBC is fully compatible with all other published ICC codes. The code provisions are intended to protect public health and safety while avoiding both unnecessary costs and preferential treatment of specific materials or methods of construction. However, a 2019 New York Times story revealed a secret agreement with the National Association of Home Builders that allowed the industry group, which represents the construction industry, to limit improvements in th

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rdfs:label	قانون البناء الدولي (ar) International Building Code (en)
rdfs:comment	قانون البناء الدولي هو قانون بناء نموذجي، طوّره مجلس القانون الدولي، واعتُمد استخدامه كأساس قانوني معياري من قبل معظم السلطات القضائية في الولايات المتحدة، وقد يكون مستخدمًا أيضًا في أبو ظبي، والجماعة الكاريبية، وكولومبيا، وجورجيا، وهندوراس، وأفغانستان، والمملكة العربية السعودية، ويتوافق قانون البناء الدولي مع كل القوانين الأخرى التي نشرها مجلس القانون الدولي. تهدف نصوص القانون إلى حماية الصحة، والسلامة العامة، وتجنّب التكاليف غير الضرورية، وتفضيل بعض مواد البناء، أو طرقه. (ar) The International Building Code (IBC) is a model building code developed by the International Code Council (ICC). It has been adopted for use as a base code standard by most jurisdictions in the United States. The IBC addresses both health and safety concerns for buildings based upon prescriptive and performance related requirements. The IBC is fully compatible with all other published ICC codes. The code provisions are intended to protect public health and safety while avoiding both unnecessary costs and preferential treatment of specific materials or methods of construction. However, a 2019 New York Times story revealed a secret agreement with the National Association of Home Builders that allowed the industry group, which represents the construction industry, to limit improvements in th (en)
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has abstract	قانون البناء الدولي هو قانون بناء نموذجي، طوّره مجلس القانون الدولي، واعتُمد استخدامه كأساس قانوني معياري من قبل معظم السلطات القضائية في الولايات المتحدة، وقد يكون مستخدمًا أيضًا في أبو ظبي، والجماعة الكاريبية، وكولومبيا، وجورجيا، وهندوراس، وأفغانستان، والمملكة العربية السعودية، ويتوافق قانون البناء الدولي مع كل القوانين الأخرى التي نشرها مجلس القانون الدولي. تهدف نصوص القانون إلى حماية الصحة، والسلامة العامة، وتجنّب التكاليف غير الضرورية، وتفضيل بعض مواد البناء، أو طرقه. (ar) The International Building Code (IBC) is a model building code developed by the International Code Council (ICC). It has been adopted for use as a base code standard by most jurisdictions in the United States. The IBC addresses both health and safety concerns for buildings based upon prescriptive and performance related requirements. The IBC is fully compatible with all other published ICC codes. The code provisions are intended to protect public health and safety while avoiding both unnecessary costs and preferential treatment of specific materials or methods of construction. However, a 2019 New York Times story revealed a secret agreement with the National Association of Home Builders that allowed the industry group, which represents the construction industry, to limit improvements in the code that would make buildings more environmentally sustainable and resistant to natural disasters, prompting a congressional investigation. The ICC, in response to a Congressional inquiry, vehemently denied the characterization of the agreement, noting, "While home builders are among [our code development] partners, they do not have disproportionate control of the Code Council's model code development process. On the contrary, volunteer government officials with experience and expertise exercise by far the most control in the process." (en)
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