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The Building (Local Authority Charges and Amendments Relating to Charging) (England) Regulations 2026

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10 Amendment of the Building (Registered Building Control Approvers etc.) (England) Regulations 2024

(1) The Building (Registered Building Control Approvers etc.) (England) Regulations 2024 are amended as follows. (2) In regulation 6(4), after “the day on which the notice is given” insert “or the day on which charges in relation to the notice are paid, whichever is later”. (3) In regulation 8(4), after “the day on which the notice is given” insert “or the day on which charges in relation to the notice are paid, whichever is later”. (4) In regulation 11(4), after “the day on which the certificate is given” insert “or the day on which charges in relation to the certificate are paid, whichever is later”. (5) In regulation 13(3), after “the day on which the certificate is given” insert “or the day on which charges in relation to the certificate are paid, whichever is later”. (6) In regulation 22A(1) for “relevant authority” substitute “local authority for the area in which the building is situated”. (7) In regulation 25, in paragraph (d), after sub-paragraph (iv) insert— (iva) the charges in relation to this certificate have been paid to the local authority, and . (8) In Schedule 1— (a) in paragraph 11 of Form 1, at the end insert— (f) the charges in relation to this notice have been paid to the local authority. ; (b) in paragraph 11 of Form 2, at the end insert— (f) the charges in relation to this notice have been paid to the local authority. ; (c) in paragraph 8 of Form 3, at the end insert— (f) the charges in relation to this certificate have been paid to the local authority. ; (d) in paragraph 15 of Form 4, at the end insert— (f) the charges in relation to this notice have been paid to the local authority. ; (e) after paragraph 14 of Form 5, insert— 14A (2) hereby confirms the charges in relation to this certificate have been paid to the local authority. ; (f) after paragraph 2 of Form 8, insert— 3 (2) hereby confirms the charges in relation to this notice have been paid to the local authority. . (9) In Schedule 2, after paragraph 1, insert— 1A The charges in relation to the notice have not been paid. . (10) In Schedule 3, after paragraph 1, insert— 1A The charges in relation to the certificate have not been paid. . (11) In Schedule 4, after paragraph 1, insert— 1A The charges in relation to the certificate have not been paid. . (12) In Schedule 5, after paragraph 1, insert— 1A The charges in relation to the transfer certificate have not been paid. .

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10 Amendment of the Building (Registered Building Control Approvers etc.) (England) Regulations 2024

(1) The Building (Registered Building Control Approvers etc.) (England) Regulations 2024 are amended as follows. (2) In regulation 6(4), after “the day on which the notice is given” insert “or the day on which charges in relation to the notice are paid, whichever is later”. (3) In regulation 8(4), after “the day on which the notice is given” insert “or the day on which charges in relation to the notice are paid, whichever is later”. (4) In regulation 11(4), after “the day on which the certificate is given” insert “or the day on which charges in relation to the certificate are paid, whichever is later”. (5) In regulation 13(3), after “the day on which the certificate is given” insert “or the day on which charges in relation to the certificate are paid, whichever is later”. (6) In regulation 22A(1) for “relevant authority” substitute “local authority for the area in which the building is situated”. (7) In regulation 25, in paragraph (d), after sub-paragraph (iv) insert— (iva) the charges in relation to this certificate have been paid to the local authority, and . (8) In Schedule 1— (a) in paragraph 11 of Form 1, at the end insert— (f) the charges in relation to this notice have been paid to the local authority. ; (b) in paragraph 11 of Form 2, at the end insert— (f) the charges in relation to this notice have been paid to the local authority. ; (c) in paragraph 8 of Form 3, at the end insert— (f) the charges in relation to this certificate have been paid to the local authority. ; (d) in paragraph 15 of Form 4, at the end insert— (f) the charges in relation to this notice have been paid to the local authority. ; (e) after paragraph 14 of Form 5, insert— 14A (2) hereby confirms the charges in relation to this certificate have been paid to the local authority. ; (f) after paragraph 2 of Form 8, insert— 3 (2) hereby confirms the charges in relation to this notice have been paid to the local authority. . (9) In Schedule 2, after paragraph 1, insert— 1A The charges in relation to the notice have not been paid. . (10) In Schedule 3, after paragraph 1, insert— 1A The charges in relation to the certificate have not been paid. . (11) In Schedule 4, after paragraph 1, insert— 1A The charges in relation to the certificate have not been paid. . (12) In Schedule 5, after paragraph 1, insert— 1A The charges in relation to the transfer certificate have not been paid. .

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