The Building (Higher-Risk Buildings Procedures) (England) Regulations 2023
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61 Provisions in relation to which a stop notice may be given
The following provisions are prescribed for the purposes of section 35C(1)(a) of the 1984 Act (stop notices)— (a) regulation 3 (HRB work not to be started before approval); (b) regulation 7(12)(b) (HRB work not to proceed until approval under a requirement is received); (c) regulation 11 (specified work to an existing HRB not to be started before approval); (d) regulation 15(12)(b) (work to existing HRB not to proceed until approval under a requirement is received); (e) regulation 18(6) (major change not to be carried out before approval); (f) regulation 24(11)(a) (major change not to proceed until approval under a requirement is received) but only in relation to a major change (as defined in regulation 26 of those Regulations).
61 Provisions in relation to which a stop notice may be given
The following provisions are prescribed for the purposes of section 35C(1)(a) of the 1984 Act (stop notices)— (a) regulation 3 (HRB work not to be started before approval); (b) regulation 7(12)(b) (HRB work not to proceed until approval under a requirement is received); (c) regulation 11 (specified work to an existing HRB not to be started before approval); (d) regulation 15(12)(b) (work to existing HRB not to proceed until approval under a requirement is received); (e) regulation 18(6) (major change not to be carried out before approval); (f) regulation 24(11)(a) (major change not to proceed until approval under a requirement is received) but only in relation to a major change (as defined in regulation 26 of those Regulations).
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