What is linked to every technical requirement in Division B of the Building Code?

Every technical requirement in Division B of the Building Code is linked to at least one objective as defined in Section 2.2 of Division A. This connection is fundamental because the objectives set out the overarching goals of the Building Code, such as ensuring safety, health, accessibility, and environmental protection.

Each technical requirement is designed to help achieve these objectives, creating a structured framework that ensures that buildings are constructed in a way that meets public safety standards and promotes the well-being of occupants. For instance, a requirement surrounding fire safety or structural integrity is directly aligned with the objective of protecting life and property.

The other options do not accurately represent this connection. Specific building materials may be important for compliance, but they are not consistently linked to every requirement in the way objectives are. Similarly, while the maximum number of occupants or detailed structural calculations are relevant to certain aspects of building safety or design, they do not serve as the comprehensive thread that links all technical requirements in the Code.