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Building Safety Act 2022

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As published

14 FSO authorised persons: assistance etc to regulator

(1) An FSO authorised person may at the request of the regulator do anything for the purpose of— (a) facilitating the exercise by the regulator of a relevant function, or (b) enabling FSO authorised persons to facilitate the exercise by the regulator of a relevant function. (2) In this section— “FSO authorised person” means a person authorised as mentioned in article 25(1)(e) of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005; “relevant function” means a function of the regulator relating to— the regulation of higher-risk buildings (within the meaning of the Building Act 1984 or Part 4 of this Act), or higher-risk building work (as defined by section 91ZA of the Building Act 1984).

Your change, as a redline

14 FSO authorised persons: assistance etc to regulator

(1) An FSO authorised person may at the request of the regulator do anything for the purpose of— (a) facilitating the exercise by the regulator of a relevant function, or (b) enabling FSO authorised persons to facilitate the exercise by the regulator of a relevant function. (2) In this section— “FSO authorised person” means a person authorised as mentioned in article 25(1)(e) of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005; “relevant function” means a function of the regulator relating to— the regulation of higher-risk buildings (within the meaning of the Building Act 1984 or Part 4 of this Act), or higher-risk building work (as defined by section 91ZA of the Building Act 1984).

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