The Building Safety Levy (England) Regulations 2025
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7 “Residential building” and “relevant residential building”
(1) “Residential building” means a building that—
(a) is wholly situated in England;
(b) consists of, or contains—
(i) one or more dwellings, or
(ii) one or more bedspaces in purpose-built student accommodation, and
(c) is not an exempt building.
(2) Schedule 1 makes provision about the meaning of “exempt building”.
(3) A residential building is a “relevant residential building”, for the purposes of these Regulations, if it consists of or contains—
(a) at least one ordinary residential dwelling,
(b) at least one bedspace in purpose-built student accommodation, or
(c) communal space for residents.
(4) In these Regulations—
(a) references to a residential building include references to a proposed residential building, and
(b) references to a relevant residential building, apart from the references in regulations 17(2) and 18(2), include references to a proposed relevant residential building.
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7 “Residential building” and “relevant residential building”
(1) “Residential building” means a building that—
(a) is wholly situated in England;
(b) consists of, or contains—
(i) one or more dwellings, or
(ii) one or more bedspaces in purpose-built student accommodation, and
(c) is not an exempt building.
(2) Schedule 1 makes provision about the meaning of “exempt building”.
(3) A residential building is a “relevant residential building”, for the purposes of these Regulations, if it consists of or contains—
(a) at least one ordinary residential dwelling,
(b) at least one bedspace in purpose-built student accommodation, or
(c) communal space for residents.
(4) In these Regulations—
(a) references to a residential building include references to a proposed residential building, and
(b) references to a relevant residential building, apart from the references in regulations 17(2) and 18(2), include references to a proposed relevant residential building.
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