The Building Safety Levy (England) Regulations 2025
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49 Requirement to notify named client of levy information spot check
(1) This regulation applies where a building control application or a levy update notice is selected for a levy information spot check under regulation 47 or 48. (2) The collecting authority must as soon as practicable, but no later than the end of the period of 5 weeks beginning with the receipt date, give notice to the named client— (a) stating that the collecting authority is carrying out a levy information spot check, (b) specifying the last date by which the spot check must be carried out, which is the end of the relevant period, as defined in regulation 46(3), and (c) stating that, if the collecting authority requests further information for the purposes of carrying out the levy information spot check, the period for carrying out the spot check is revised in accordance with regulation 50(3).
49 Requirement to notify named client of levy information spot check
(1) This regulation applies where a building control application or a levy update notice is selected for a levy information spot check under regulation 47 or 48. (2) The collecting authority must as soon as practicable, but no later than the end of the period of 5 weeks beginning with the receipt date, give notice to the named client— (a) stating that the collecting authority is carrying out a levy information spot check, (b) specifying the last date by which the spot check must be carried out, which is the end of the relevant period, as defined in regulation 46(3), and (c) stating that, if the collecting authority requests further information for the purposes of carrying out the levy information spot check, the period for carrying out the spot check is revised in accordance with regulation 50(3).
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