Deferred action noticesN.I.
111.—(1) If the Executive is satisfied that a house (including a house in multiple occupation) is unfit for human habitation, but is satisfied that serving a deferred action notice is the most satisfactory course of action, it shall serve such a notice.
(2) A deferred action notice is a notice—
(a)stating that the premises are unfit for human habitation,
(b)specifying the works which, in the opinion of the Executive, are required to make the premises fit for human habitation, and
(c)stating the other courses of action which are available to the Executive if the premises remain unfit for human habitation.
(3) The notice becomes operative, if no appeal is brought, on the expiry of 21 days from the date of the service of the notice and is final and conclusive as to matters which could have been raised on an appeal.
(4) The fact that a deferred action notice has been served does not prevent the Executive from taking any other course of action in relation to the premises at any time.