The Housing Health and Safety Rating System (England) (Amendment) Regulations 2026
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5 Amendment of regulation 6
In regulation 6 (seriousness of hazards)— (a) in paragraph (2), for Table 1 substitute— Table 1 Column 1 Range of ratios of likelihood | Column 2 Representative scale point of range <1 in 3,700 | 5,000 ≥1 in 3,700 and <1 in 2,350 | 3,000 ≥1 in 2,350 and <1 in 1,350 | 2,000 ≥1 in 1,350 and <1 in 700 | 1,000 ≥1 in 700 and <1 in 370 | 500 ≥1 in 370 and <1 in 235 | 300 ≥1 in 235 and <1 in 135 | 200 ≥1 in 135 and <1 in 70 | 100 ≥1 in 70 and <1 in 37 | 50 ≥1 in 37 and <1 in 23.5 | 30 ≥1 in 23.5 and <1 in 13.5 | 20 ≥1 in 13.5 and <1 in 7 | 10 ≥1 in 7 and <1 in 3.7 | 5 ≥1 in 3.7 and <1 in 2.5 | 3 ≥1 in 2.5 and <1 in 1.5 | 2 ≥1 in 1.5 | 1 ; (b) in paragraph (4)(c)— (i) for “second most likely class of harm”, substitute “first of the other classes of harm”; (ii) for “third most likely class of harm”, substitute “second of the other classes of harm”; (iii) for “fourth most likely class of harm”, substitute “third of the other classes of harm”; (iv) for Table 2 substitute— Table 2 Column 1 Range of percentages of possibility | Column 2 Representative scale point of the percentage range (RSPPR) <0.05% | 0% ≥0.05% and <0.15% | 0.1% ≥0.15% and <0.3% | 0.2% ≥0.3% and <0.7% | 0.5% ≥0.7% and <1.5% | 1% ≥1.5% and <3% | 2% ≥3% and <7% | 5% ≥7% and <15% | 10% ≥15% and <26% | 20% ≥26% and <38% | 30% ≥38% | 50% ; (c) in paragraph (6)— (i) in sub-paragraph (b), for “Class I” substitute “extreme”; (ii) in sub-paragraph (c), for “Class II” substitute “severe”; (iii) in sub-paragraph (d), for “Class III” substitute “serious”; (iv) in sub-paragraph (e), for “Class IV” substitute “moderate”; (d) in paragraph (7), in the definition of “relevant occupier”— (i) in sub-paragraph (b), for “6(a)” substitute “4A(b)”; (ii) in sub-paragraph (f), for “paragraph 17” substitute “paragraphs 14A(5) and (6)”; (iii) in sub-paragraph (g)— (aa) for “19”, “20” substitute “18A”; (bb) for “24” substitute “23A(1)”; (cc) for “28” substitute “25A(2)”; (iv) in sub-paragraph (h), for “26” substitute “25A(1).
5 Amendment of regulation 6
In regulation 6 (seriousness of hazards)— (a) in paragraph (2), for Table 1 substitute— Table 1 Column 1 Range of ratios of likelihood | Column 2 Representative scale point of range <1 in 3,700 | 5,000 ≥1 in 3,700 and <1 in 2,350 | 3,000 ≥1 in 2,350 and <1 in 1,350 | 2,000 ≥1 in 1,350 and <1 in 700 | 1,000 ≥1 in 700 and <1 in 370 | 500 ≥1 in 370 and <1 in 235 | 300 ≥1 in 235 and <1 in 135 | 200 ≥1 in 135 and <1 in 70 | 100 ≥1 in 70 and <1 in 37 | 50 ≥1 in 37 and <1 in 23.5 | 30 ≥1 in 23.5 and <1 in 13.5 | 20 ≥1 in 13.5 and <1 in 7 | 10 ≥1 in 7 and <1 in 3.7 | 5 ≥1 in 3.7 and <1 in 2.5 | 3 ≥1 in 2.5 and <1 in 1.5 | 2 ≥1 in 1.5 | 1 ; (b) in paragraph (4)(c)— (i) for “second most likely class of harm”, substitute “first of the other classes of harm”; (ii) for “third most likely class of harm”, substitute “second of the other classes of harm”; (iii) for “fourth most likely class of harm”, substitute “third of the other classes of harm”; (iv) for Table 2 substitute— Table 2 Column 1 Range of percentages of possibility | Column 2 Representative scale point of the percentage range (RSPPR) <0.05% | 0% ≥0.05% and <0.15% | 0.1% ≥0.15% and <0.3% | 0.2% ≥0.3% and <0.7% | 0.5% ≥0.7% and <1.5% | 1% ≥1.5% and <3% | 2% ≥3% and <7% | 5% ≥7% and <15% | 10% ≥15% and <26% | 20% ≥26% and <38% | 30% ≥38% | 50% ; (c) in paragraph (6)— (i) in sub-paragraph (b), for “Class I” substitute “extreme”; (ii) in sub-paragraph (c), for “Class II” substitute “severe”; (iii) in sub-paragraph (d), for “Class III” substitute “serious”; (iv) in sub-paragraph (e), for “Class IV” substitute “moderate”; (d) in paragraph (7), in the definition of “relevant occupier”— (i) in sub-paragraph (b), for “6(a)” substitute “4A(b)”; (ii) in sub-paragraph (f), for “paragraph 17” substitute “paragraphs 14A(5) and (6)”; (iii) in sub-paragraph (g)— (aa) for “19”, “20” substitute “18A”; (bb) for “24” substitute “23A(1)”; (cc) for “28” substitute “25A(2)”; (iv) in sub-paragraph (h), for “26” substitute “25A(1).
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