What happens to the approval of a material if it is deemed in accordance with a Minister's ruling?

When a material is deemed in accordance with a Minister's ruling, it signifies that the material has met the necessary standards and criteria established by the Minister. This ruling indicates that the material complies with the requirements set forth in the building code, meaning that it does not violate any provisions of the code.

As a result, such a deemed status provides assurance that the material can be used without further concern of being contravened. It confirms the material's legitimacy within the framework of building regulations, thus allowing for its use in construction projects without additional approvals or the fear of non-compliance with the building code. This ruling streamlines the approval process for builders and designers by providing clarity on the status of the material and its acceptability for use.