The Building Safety (Responsible Actors Scheme and Prohibitions) (Amendment) Regulations 2026
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9 Amendments to regulation 35 (exception to building control prohibition: work to occupied buildings)
(1) Regulation 35 is amended as follows. (2) In paragraph (1) omit sub-paragraph (a). (3) In paragraph (1)(b) omit “or”. (4) After paragraph (1)(b) insert— (ba) giving an amendment notice within the meaning of section 51A of the Building Act 1984 (variation of work to which initial notice relates); or . (5) Omit paragraph (2). (6) After paragraph (3) insert— (3A) Where an amendment notice is given pursuant to paragraph (1), the local authority is not prohibited from giving the applicable person a notice accepting or rejecting that amendment notice under section 51A of the Building Act 1984. . (7) In paragraph (4)(a)— (a) for paragraph (i) substitute— (i) a notice under regulation 16(4) of the Building Regulations 2010 (notices in relation to building work) in relation to the work; ; (b) for paragraph (ii) substitute— (ii) a notice under regulation 16(5) of the Building Regulations 2010 (notices in relation to building work) in relation to the work; . (8) After paragraph (4) insert— (4A) Where paragraph (4) applies, the relevant authority is not prohibited from giving the person a completion certificate under regulation 17 (completion certificates) or regulation 17A (certificate for building occupied before work is completed) of the Building Regulations 2010 in relation to the work. . (9) After paragraph (5A) insert— (5B) Where paragraph (4) applies, the local authority is not prohibited from giving the person a notice accepting or rejecting that plans certificate under section 50 of the Building Act 1984. .
9 Amendments to regulation 35 (exception to building control prohibition: work to occupied buildings)
(1) Regulation 35 is amended as follows. (2) In paragraph (1) omit sub-paragraph (a). (3) In paragraph (1)(b) omit “or”. (4) After paragraph (1)(b) insert— (ba) giving an amendment notice within the meaning of section 51A of the Building Act 1984 (variation of work to which initial notice relates); or . (5) Omit paragraph (2). (6) After paragraph (3) insert— (3A) Where an amendment notice is given pursuant to paragraph (1), the local authority is not prohibited from giving the applicable person a notice accepting or rejecting that amendment notice under section 51A of the Building Act 1984. . (7) In paragraph (4)(a)— (a) for paragraph (i) substitute— (i) a notice under regulation 16(4) of the Building Regulations 2010 (notices in relation to building work) in relation to the work; ; (b) for paragraph (ii) substitute— (ii) a notice under regulation 16(5) of the Building Regulations 2010 (notices in relation to building work) in relation to the work; . (8) After paragraph (4) insert— (4A) Where paragraph (4) applies, the relevant authority is not prohibited from giving the person a completion certificate under regulation 17 (completion certificates) or regulation 17A (certificate for building occupied before work is completed) of the Building Regulations 2010 in relation to the work. . (9) After paragraph (5A) insert— (5B) Where paragraph (4) applies, the local authority is not prohibited from giving the person a notice accepting or rejecting that plans certificate under section 50 of the Building Act 1984. .
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