The Housing Health and Safety Rating System (England) (Amendment) Regulations 2026
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9 Amendment of Schedule 2
In Schedule 2 (classes of harm)— (a) in paragraph 1, for the heading and opening words substitute— Extreme 1. (1) A harm is within the extreme class of harm if, as a result of the hazard in question, extreme harm is reasonably foreseeable. (2) Extreme harm includes— ; (b) in paragraph 2, for the heading and opening words substitute— Severe 2. (1) A harm is within the severe class of harm if, as a result of the hazard in question, severe harm is reasonably foreseeable. (2) Severe harm includes— ; (c) in paragraph 3, for the heading and opening words substitute— Serious 3. (1) A harm is within the serious class of harm if, as a result of the hazard in question, serious harm is reasonably foreseeable. (2) Serious harm includes— ; (d) in paragraph 4, for the heading and opening words substitute— Moderate 4. (1) A harm is within the moderate class of harm if, as a result of the hazard in question, moderate harm is reasonably foreseeable. (2) Moderate harm includes— .
9 Amendment of Schedule 2
In Schedule 2 (classes of harm)— (a) in paragraph 1, for the heading and opening words substitute— Extreme 1. (1) A harm is within the extreme class of harm if, as a result of the hazard in question, extreme harm is reasonably foreseeable. (2) Extreme harm includes— ; (b) in paragraph 2, for the heading and opening words substitute— Severe 2. (1) A harm is within the severe class of harm if, as a result of the hazard in question, severe harm is reasonably foreseeable. (2) Severe harm includes— ; (c) in paragraph 3, for the heading and opening words substitute— Serious 3. (1) A harm is within the serious class of harm if, as a result of the hazard in question, serious harm is reasonably foreseeable. (2) Serious harm includes— ; (d) in paragraph 4, for the heading and opening words substitute— Moderate 4. (1) A harm is within the moderate class of harm if, as a result of the hazard in question, moderate harm is reasonably foreseeable. (2) Moderate harm includes— .
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