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Changes over time for: Section 11


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Point in time view as at 11/01/2024.
Changes to legislation:
There are currently no known outstanding effects for the Utilities Act 2000, Section 11.

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11 Health and safety in relation to gas.E+W+S
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For section 4A of the 1986 Act (duties with respect to safety) there is substituted—
“4A Health and safety.
(1)The Secretary of State and the Authority shall consult the Health and Safety Commission about all gas safety issues which may be relevant to the carrying out of any of their respective functions under this Part.
(2)The Secretary of State and the Authority shall, in carrying out their respective functions under this Part, take into account any advice given by the Health and Safety Commission about any gas safety issue (whether or not in response to consultation under subsection (1)).
(3)For the purposes of this section a gas safety issue is anything concerning the conveyance of gas through pipes, or the use of gas conveyed through pipes, which may affect the health and safety of—
(a)members of the public; or
(b)persons employed in connection with the conveyance of gas through pipes or the supply of gas conveyed through pipes.”
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