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Building control authorities: restricted activities and functions
Part II Supervision of Building Work etc. otherwise than by BUILDING CONTROL AUTHORITIES
Supervision of plans and work by approved inspectors
52A.Cancellation of initial notice when work becomes higher-risk building work
52B.Effect of initial notice ceasing to be in force where work becomes higher-risk building work
53B.New initial notice: change of registered building control approver
53D.Cancellation of initial notice: change of registered building control approver
53E.Restriction on functions of registered building control approvers
Registered building control approvers: restricted activities and functions
Part 2A REGULATION OF BUILDING CONTROL PROFESSION
Registered building control approvers
58P.Application for registration as building control approver
58Q.Variation or cancellation of registration as building control approver
58S.Registered building control approvers: information notices
58T.Investigations into contraventions of professional conduct rules
58U.Sanctions for contravention of professional conduct rules
58W.Offence of registered building control approver acting outside scope of registration
58X.Offence of pretending to be a registered building control approver
Inspection of local authorities and registered building control approvers
SCHEDULES
1.Building regulations may— (a) provide for particular requirements of the...
Reporting requirements: duty to establish and operate system
Applications to building control authorities: extension of period by agreement
3.Building regulations may provide for requiring local authorities and approved...
4.Building regulations may— (a) authorise local authorities to accept, as...
4A.(1) Building regulations may— (a) provide for requiring that, in...
4B.(1) Building regulations may provide that in relation to any...
5.(1) Building regulations may authorise local authorities to charge prescribed...
6.Building regulations may make a prescribed person or class of...
7.Without prejudice to the generality of section 1(1) of this...
9.Building regulations may authorise local authorities, subject to and in...
10.(1) Building regulations may make supplementary, incidental, transitional, transitory or...
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