The Building Safety Levy (England) Regulations 2025
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60 Amendment of RBCA Regulations: rejecting final certificate
(1) The RBCA Regulations are amended as follows. (2) In Schedule 1, for Form 5, substitute the corresponding form in Schedule 5. (3) In Schedule 4, at the end insert— Building safety levy 11 If, in relation to any building work, regulation 18(1)(f) requires a levy liability statement to be included in a notice under that regulation, the building control authority must reject the final certificate in respect of such work unless it has received a notification under regulation 63(2) of the BSL Regulations stating that the collecting authority agrees with the levy liability statement. .
60 Amendment of RBCA Regulations: rejecting final certificate
(1) The RBCA Regulations are amended as follows. (2) In Schedule 1, for Form 5, substitute the corresponding form in Schedule 5. (3) In Schedule 4, at the end insert— Building safety levy 11 If, in relation to any building work, regulation 18(1)(f) requires a levy liability statement to be included in a notice under that regulation, the building control authority must reject the final certificate in respect of such work unless it has received a notification under regulation 63(2) of the BSL Regulations stating that the collecting authority agrees with the levy liability statement. .
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