The Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector (England) (Amendment) (Extension to the Social Rented Sector) Regulations 2025
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4 Amendment of regulation 2
In regulation 2 (interpretation)— (a) after the definition of “authorised person” insert— “electrical equipment” means those electrical fixtures, fittings and appliances that are not electrical installations; ; (b) omit the definition of “existing specified tenancy”; (c) omit the definition of “new specified tenancy”; (d) omit the definition of “qualified person”; (e) before the definition of “remedial notice” insert— “prospective tenant” means, in relation to a specified tenancy, a person— who requests, from a prospective landlord, any information about the residential premises that would be demised under the tenancy for the purpose of deciding whether to rent those premises; who makes a request to view those premises for the purpose of deciding whether to rent those premises; who makes an offer, whether oral or written, to rent those premises; or to whom a registered provider makes an offer, whether oral or written, to let those premises; “registered provider” means a registered provider of social housing; “relevant equipment” means— where a registered provider grants a specified tenancy, electrical equipment provided by the registered provider under the tenancy; or where a registered provider intends to grant a specified tenancy, electrical equipment that would be provided by the registered provider under the tenancy if the tenancy were granted; .
4 Amendment of regulation 2
In regulation 2 (interpretation)— (a) after the definition of “authorised person” insert— “electrical equipment” means those electrical fixtures, fittings and appliances that are not electrical installations; ; (b) omit the definition of “existing specified tenancy”; (c) omit the definition of “new specified tenancy”; (d) omit the definition of “qualified person”; (e) before the definition of “remedial notice” insert— “prospective tenant” means, in relation to a specified tenancy, a person— who requests, from a prospective landlord, any information about the residential premises that would be demised under the tenancy for the purpose of deciding whether to rent those premises; who makes a request to view those premises for the purpose of deciding whether to rent those premises; who makes an offer, whether oral or written, to rent those premises; or to whom a registered provider makes an offer, whether oral or written, to let those premises; “registered provider” means a registered provider of social housing; “relevant equipment” means— where a registered provider grants a specified tenancy, electrical equipment provided by the registered provider under the tenancy; or where a registered provider intends to grant a specified tenancy, electrical equipment that would be provided by the registered provider under the tenancy if the tenancy were granted; .
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