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The Building Regulations etc. (Amendment) (England) Regulations 2025

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7 Amendment to Schedule 2

In Schedule 2 (grounds for rejecting an initial notice, an amendment notice or plans certificate combined with an initial notice)— (a) at the beginning of paragraph 13(2)(a) insert “subject to sub-paragraph 3”; (b) after paragraph 13(2) insert— (3) sub-paragraph (2)(a) does not apply if— (a) the earlier notice has been cancelled by the client or the approver; (b) the client has received a notice of contravention in accordance with regulation 21(1); and (c) the client has failed to remedy the contravention in the time specified in regulation 21(3). .

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7 Amendment to Schedule 2

In Schedule 2 (grounds for rejecting an initial notice, an amendment notice or plans certificate combined with an initial notice)— (a) at the beginning of paragraph 13(2)(a) insert “subject to sub-paragraph 3”; (b) after paragraph 13(2) insert— (3) sub-paragraph (2)(a) does not apply if— (a) the earlier notice has been cancelled by the client or the approver; (b) the client has received a notice of contravention in accordance with regulation 21(1); and (c) the client has failed to remedy the contravention in the time specified in regulation 21(3). .

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