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The gradual shift away from asbestos-containing building products through the later decades of the twentieth century happened progressively rather than through a single sudden change, with various product categories transitioning to non-asbestos alternatives at somewhat different points before the eventual complete ban took effect at the end of 2003. This gradual transition means properties built or renovated during the later decades of this period can present a genuinely mixed picture, potentially containing some products that had already transitioned to non-asbestos alternatives alongside others that hadn't yet made this transition, depending on the specific products and suppliers involved in a particular construction or renovation project. This complexity reinforces why testing specific materials, rather than making assumptions based on a general construction era, provides the reliable answer that broad historical generalisation cannot. For Logan properties from these later transitional decades specifically, this genuinely mixed potential material profile makes proper testing particularly important, given how unreliable general era-based assumptions become during this specific gradual transition period.