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The Higher-Risk Buildings (Keeping and Provision of Information etc.) (England) Regulations 2024

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13 Provision of information and documents etc on change in AP

Subject to regulation 17, the information and documents prescribed for the purposes of section 90(2) of the 2022 Act are the golden thread information that the outgoing person was, immediately before the relevant time, required to keep under regulation 4 by virtue of being an AP for the higher-risk building and, where applicable, was, immediately before the relevant time, required to keep under regulation 4 by virtue of being the PAP for the higher-risk building.

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13 Provision of information and documents etc on change in AP

Subject to regulation 17, the information and documents prescribed for the purposes of section 90(2) of the 2022 Act are the golden thread information that the outgoing person was, immediately before the relevant time, required to keep under regulation 4 by virtue of being an AP for the higher-risk building and, where applicable, was, immediately before the relevant time, required to keep under regulation 4 by virtue of being the PAP for the higher-risk building.

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