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The Energy Performance of Buildings (England and Wales) (Amendment) Regulations 2024

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4 Insertion of regulation 29A

After regulation 29 insert— Disclosure of assessment data 29A (1) The keeper of the register, an accreditation scheme or an energy assessor may disclose assessment data— (a) in relation to a particular building, to— (i) the owner, landlord or occupier of that building; or (ii) a third party with the consent of a person listed in (i); (b) in relation to an air-conditioning system to which Part 4 applies, to the relevant person. (2) In this regulation “assessment data” means any data held that was collected during an energy assessment, whether or not that data has been entered onto a register but does not include— (a) green deal information; or (b) the name of an individual. (3) “Energy assessment” has the meaning given in regulation 26. (4) This regulation does not apply in relation to excluded buildings. .

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4 Insertion of regulation 29A

After regulation 29 insert— Disclosure of assessment data 29A (1) The keeper of the register, an accreditation scheme or an energy assessor may disclose assessment data— (a) in relation to a particular building, to— (i) the owner, landlord or occupier of that building; or (ii) a third party with the consent of a person listed in (i); (b) in relation to an air-conditioning system to which Part 4 applies, to the relevant person. (2) In this regulation “assessment data” means any data held that was collected during an energy assessment, whether or not that data has been entered onto a register but does not include— (a) green deal information; or (b) the name of an individual. (3) “Energy assessment” has the meaning given in regulation 26. (4) This regulation does not apply in relation to excluded buildings. .

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