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The Building Safety Levy (England) Regulations 2025

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46 “Levy information spot check”

(1) A “levy information spot check” means an assessment as to the accuracy of a set of levy information in relation to a building control application, by reference to— (a) any of the following— (i) if the application is— (aa) a building control application which is not an updated application, or (bb) a pre-commencement updated application in relation to the original application, the evidence provided under regulation 16(3CA) of the 2010 Regulations, regulations 9(3B) or 17(3B) of the HRB Regulations or regulation 15(2A) of the RBCA Regulations, (ii) if the application is an updated application which is made after the first compliant commencement notice was given in relation to the original application, the evidence provided under regulation 14(5) or (6) of the 2010 Regulations, regulation 21(5) of the HRB Regulations or paragraph 2(a) or (b) of the Annex to Form 2 in Schedule 1 to the RBCA Regulations, (iii) if a levy update notice is received in relation to the application, the evidence provided with the levy update notice, (b) the planning permission, or as the case may be the development consent under section 31 of the Planning Act 2008, for the development in relation to which the building work to which the application relates is to be carried out, and (c) such other information as is reasonably available to the collecting authority. (2) A levy information spot check, in relation to a building control application, may only be carried out during the relevant period .... (3) In this regulation— “relevant period” means— in the case where a levy update notice in relation to the building control application is selected for a levy information spot check under regulation 47 or 48, the period under regulation 53(10) to (12) for determining the levy update application; in all other cases, the determination period under regulation 38(7) to (9) in relation to the building control application; “set of levy information” means— a set of Category 1 levy information, as defined in regulation 47(3), or a set of Category 2 levy information, as defined in regulation 48(3).

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46 “Levy information spot check”

(1) A “levy information spot check” means an assessment as to the accuracy of a set of levy information in relation to a building control application, by reference to— (a) any of the following— (i) if the application is— (aa) a building control application which is not an updated application, or (bb) a pre-commencement updated application in relation to the original application, the evidence provided under regulation 16(3CA) of the 2010 Regulations, regulations 9(3B) or 17(3B) of the HRB Regulations or regulation 15(2A) of the RBCA Regulations, (ii) if the application is an updated application which is made after the first compliant commencement notice was given in relation to the original application, the evidence provided under regulation 14(5) or (6) of the 2010 Regulations, regulation 21(5) of the HRB Regulations or paragraph 2(a) or (b) of the Annex to Form 2 in Schedule 1 to the RBCA Regulations, (iii) if a levy update notice is received in relation to the application, the evidence provided with the levy update notice, (b) the planning permission, or as the case may be the development consent under section 31 of the Planning Act 2008, for the development in relation to which the building work to which the application relates is to be carried out, and (c) such other information as is reasonably available to the collecting authority. (2) A levy information spot check, in relation to a building control application, may only be carried out during the relevant period .... (3) In this regulation— “relevant period” means— in the case where a levy update notice in relation to the building control application is selected for a levy information spot check under regulation 47 or 48, the period under regulation 53(10) to (12) for determining the levy update application; in all other cases, the determination period under regulation 38(7) to (9) in relation to the building control application; “set of levy information” means— a set of Category 1 levy information, as defined in regulation 47(3), or a set of Category 2 levy information, as defined in regulation 48(3).

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