Building Act 1984
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91ZA The regulator: building control authority for higher-risk buildings in England
(1) The regulator is the building control authority in relation to any higher-risk building in England or any proposed such building. (2) This includes the regulator being the building control authority as regards— (a) any work relating to a building in England that is not a higher-risk building that causes it to become such a building, and (b) any work relating to a higher-risk building in England that causes it to cease to be such a building. (3) In this Act “higher-risk building work”, in relation to England, means any work for which the regulator is the building control authority by virtue of this section. (4) For the meaning of “higher-risk building” see section 120D.
91ZA The regulator: building control authority for higher-risk buildings in England
(1) The regulator is the building control authority in relation to any higher-risk building in England or any proposed such building. (2) This includes the regulator being the building control authority as regards— (a) any work relating to a building in England that is not a higher-risk building that causes it to become such a building, and (b) any work relating to a higher-risk building in England that causes it to cease to be such a building. (3) In this Act “higher-risk building work”, in relation to England, means any work for which the regulator is the building control authority by virtue of this section. (4) For the meaning of “higher-risk building” see section 120D.
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