The Strikes (Minimum Service Levels: Fire and Rescue Services) (England) Regulations 2024
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6 Minimum level of service: fire safety services
(1) The level of service, for the purpose of enabling work notices under section 234C of the 1992 Act to be given, in relation to strikes as respects the FRA (England) services which are fire safety services is as follows. (2) On each day of the strike— (a) fire safety services which are provided other than pursuant to a request and to which there is no reasonable alternative to providing those services on the day of the strike are provided as they would be if the strike were not taking place on that day, (b) requests for fire safety services are answered and assessed as they would be if the strike were not taking place on that day, and (c) fire safety services are organised and provided in response to each request which is assessed as, or escalated after initial assessment to being, a request to which there is no reasonable alternative to providing those services on the day on which the request is made, as they would be if the strike were not taking place on that day. (3) In this regulation, “fire safety services” means services provided in relation to the safety of buildings, other premises and persons for the purpose of reducing the risk of an event or situation requiring an emergency incident response arising, including in particular— (a) giving advice about fire safety, including in particular— (i) how to prevent fires and restrict their spread in buildings and other property, and (ii) the means of escape from buildings and other property in case of a fire; (b) services provided— (i) as a consultee under section 10 of the Housing Act 2004; (ii) as an enforcing authority under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005; (iii) for the purpose of assisting the Health and Safety Executive under section 13 of the Building Safety Act 2022.
6 Minimum level of service: fire safety services
(1) The level of service, for the purpose of enabling work notices under section 234C of the 1992 Act to be given, in relation to strikes as respects the FRA (England) services which are fire safety services is as follows. (2) On each day of the strike— (a) fire safety services which are provided other than pursuant to a request and to which there is no reasonable alternative to providing those services on the day of the strike are provided as they would be if the strike were not taking place on that day, (b) requests for fire safety services are answered and assessed as they would be if the strike were not taking place on that day, and (c) fire safety services are organised and provided in response to each request which is assessed as, or escalated after initial assessment to being, a request to which there is no reasonable alternative to providing those services on the day on which the request is made, as they would be if the strike were not taking place on that day. (3) In this regulation, “fire safety services” means services provided in relation to the safety of buildings, other premises and persons for the purpose of reducing the risk of an event or situation requiring an emergency incident response arising, including in particular— (a) giving advice about fire safety, including in particular— (i) how to prevent fires and restrict their spread in buildings and other property, and (ii) the means of escape from buildings and other property in case of a fire; (b) services provided— (i) as a consultee under section 10 of the Housing Act 2004; (ii) as an enforcing authority under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005; (iii) for the purpose of assisting the Health and Safety Executive under section 13 of the Building Safety Act 2022.
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