Building Safety Act 2022
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56 Appeals
Schedule 6 makes provision about appeals under the Building Act 1984, including provision providing for— (a) certain appeals to be made to the regulator instead of the Secretary of State, (b) certain appeals relating to buildings in England to be made to the tribunal instead of a magistrates’ court, and (c) a right of appeal against a decision of a local authority not to consider certain applications or notices on the ground that they are in respect of higher-risk building work.
56 Appeals
Schedule 6 makes provision about appeals under the Building Act 1984, including provision providing for— (a) certain appeals to be made to the regulator instead of the Secretary of State, (b) certain appeals relating to buildings in England to be made to the tribunal instead of a magistrates’ court, and (c) a right of appeal against a decision of a local authority not to consider certain applications or notices on the ground that they are in respect of higher-risk building work.
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