The Building Safety Act 2022 (Commencement No. 7 and Transitional Provisions) Regulations 2024
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2 Provisions coming into force on 6th April 2024
The following provisions of the 2022 Act come into force on 6th April 2024— (a) section 42 (regulation of building control profession), for all remaining purposes; (b) section 43 (transfer of approved inspectors’ function to registered building control approvers) and Schedule 4; (c) section 44 (functions exercisable only through, or with the advice of, registered building inspectors), for all remaining purposes; (d) section 45 (default powers of appropriate national authority); (e) section 49 (plans certificates), for all remaining purposes; (f) section 50 (cancellation of initial notice), for all remaining purposes; (g) section 51 (new initial notice), for all remaining purposes; (h) section 52 (information gathering), for all remaining purposes; (i) section 53(2), (3)(a)(ii) and (iii) and (3)(b) (information); (j) section 55 and Schedule 5 so far as they relate to the following paragraphs of that Schedule— (i) paragraph 1, so far as it relates to paragraphs 44 and 52; (ii) paragraph 44, for all remaining purposes; (iii) paragraph 52; (k) section 58 (levy on applications for building control approval etc).
2 Provisions coming into force on 6th April 2024
The following provisions of the 2022 Act come into force on 6th April 2024— (a) section 42 (regulation of building control profession), for all remaining purposes; (b) section 43 (transfer of approved inspectors’ function to registered building control approvers) and Schedule 4; (c) section 44 (functions exercisable only through, or with the advice of, registered building inspectors), for all remaining purposes; (d) section 45 (default powers of appropriate national authority); (e) section 49 (plans certificates), for all remaining purposes; (f) section 50 (cancellation of initial notice), for all remaining purposes; (g) section 51 (new initial notice), for all remaining purposes; (h) section 52 (information gathering), for all remaining purposes; (i) section 53(2), (3)(a)(ii) and (iii) and (3)(b) (information); (j) section 55 and Schedule 5 so far as they relate to the following paragraphs of that Schedule— (i) paragraph 1, so far as it relates to paragraphs 44 and 52; (ii) paragraph 44, for all remaining purposes; (iii) paragraph 52; (k) section 58 (levy on applications for building control approval etc).
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