The Building Safety (Responsible Actors Scheme and Prohibitions) Regulations 2023
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42 Exception: disapplication of the prohibitions to certain persons not in the building industry
(1) In respect of persons referred to in regulation 28(1)(c) only, a person who receives a notice under regulation 20(3) may make an application in writing to the Secretary of State in accordance with this regulation requesting that the planning and building control prohibitions not be applied to them on the ground they are not a person in the building industry. (2) Subject to paragraphs (3) to (8), an exception under paragraph (1) must be granted where the Secretary of State is satisfied that the person applying for the exception is not a person in the building industry. (3) Where the Secretary of State grants an exception under this regulation, it may be revoked at any time and the person to whom it was granted included on the prohibitions list, if the Secretary of State considers that the person has commenced carrying on activities in the building industry. (4) An application under this regulation must— (a) be accompanied by evidence as to why the applicant is not a person in the building industry; (b) state that, if the application is granted, the applicant undertakes to notify the Secretary of State if they commence or intend to commence carrying on activities in the building industry. (5) The Secretary of State may refuse the application if the statement in paragraph (4)(b) is not provided. (6) The Secretary of State may, by notice in writing, require the applicant to provide by a time specified in the notice any further information which the Secretary of State requires to make a determination under this regulation. (7) If a person requested to produce information under paragraph (6) does not, within the period specified in the notice, produce the specified information, their application under paragraph (1) is to be treated as having been refused. (8) The Secretary of State may not grant an exception under this regulation unless satisfied that granting the exception is not contrary to or likely to frustrate the purposes of the scheme provided for in regulation 5.
42 Exception: disapplication of the prohibitions to certain persons not in the building industry
(1) In respect of persons referred to in regulation 28(1)(c) only, a person who receives a notice under regulation 20(3) may make an application in writing to the Secretary of State in accordance with this regulation requesting that the planning and building control prohibitions not be applied to them on the ground they are not a person in the building industry. (2) Subject to paragraphs (3) to (8), an exception under paragraph (1) must be granted where the Secretary of State is satisfied that the person applying for the exception is not a person in the building industry. (3) Where the Secretary of State grants an exception under this regulation, it may be revoked at any time and the person to whom it was granted included on the prohibitions list, if the Secretary of State considers that the person has commenced carrying on activities in the building industry. (4) An application under this regulation must— (a) be accompanied by evidence as to why the applicant is not a person in the building industry; (b) state that, if the application is granted, the applicant undertakes to notify the Secretary of State if they commence or intend to commence carrying on activities in the building industry. (5) The Secretary of State may refuse the application if the statement in paragraph (4)(b) is not provided. (6) The Secretary of State may, by notice in writing, require the applicant to provide by a time specified in the notice any further information which the Secretary of State requires to make a determination under this regulation. (7) If a person requested to produce information under paragraph (6) does not, within the period specified in the notice, produce the specified information, their application under paragraph (1) is to be treated as having been refused. (8) The Secretary of State may not grant an exception under this regulation unless satisfied that granting the exception is not contrary to or likely to frustrate the purposes of the scheme provided for in regulation 5.
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