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(1)If—
(a)the local housing authority are satisfied that a category 2 hazard exists on any residential premises, and
(b)no management order is in force in relation to the premises under Chapter 1 or 2 of Part 4,
the authority may serve a hazard awareness notice under this section in respect of the hazard.
(2)A hazard awareness notice under this section is a notice advising the person on whom it is served of the existence of a category 2 hazard on the residential premises concerned which arises as a result of a deficiency on the premises in respect of which the notice is served.
(3)Subsections (3) and (4) of section 28 apply to a hazard awareness notice under this section as they apply to one under that section.
(4)A notice under this section may relate to more than one category 2 hazard on the same premises or in the same building containing one or more flats.
(5)A notice under this section must specify, in relation to the hazard (or each of the hazards) to which it relates—
(a)the nature of the hazard and the residential premises on which it exists,
(b)the deficiency giving rise to the hazard,
(c)the premises on which the deficiency exists,
(d)the authority’s reasons for deciding to serve the notice, including their reasons for deciding that serving the notice is the most appropriate course of action, and
(e)details of the remedial action (if any) which the authority consider that it would be practicable and appropriate to take in relation to the hazard.
(6)A notice under this section may be combined in one document with a notice under section 28 where they are served in respect of the same premises.
(7)Part 1 of Schedule 1 (which relates to the service of improvement notices and copies of such notices) applies to a notice under this section as if it were an improvement notice.
(8)For that purpose, any reference in that Part of that Schedule to “the specified premises” is, in relation to a hazard awareness notice under this section, a reference to the premises specified under subsection (5)(c).
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