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PART 2A Dutyholders and competence
PART 3 Notices, Plans and Certificates
12.Giving of a building notice or an application for building control approval
14.Applications for building control approval with full plans
14A.Determination of applications for building control approval with full plans
14B.Appeal against a local authority’s rejection of an application for building control approval
14C.Appeal against the regulator’s rejection of an application for building control approval for work that is not higher-risk building work
17A.Certificate for building occupied before work is completed
18C.Appeal to the First-tier Tribunal in relation to certain decisions
18D.Application to the First-tier Tribunal in relation to certain decisions
PART 4 Supervision of Building Work Otherwise than by Local Authorities
PART 5 Self-certification schemes and third party certification schemes
PART 6 Energy Efficiency Requirements
23.Requirements for the renovation or replacement of thermal elements
24.Methodology of calculation and expression of energy performance
25.Minimum energy performance requirements for new buildings
25A.Consideration of high-efficiency alternative systems for new buildings
27C.Target primary energy rate calculations for new buildings
34.Application of building regulations to educational buildings, buildings of statutory undertakers and Crown Buildings
PART 8 Information to be Provided by the Person Carrying Out Work
PART 9B Infrastructure for the charging of electric vehicles
44D.Application of paragraph S1 of Schedule 1 (the erection of new residential buildings)
44E.Application of paragraph S2 of Schedule 1 (dwellings resulting from a material change of use)
44F.Application of paragraph S3 of Schedule 1 (residential buildings undergoing major renovation)
44G.Application of paragraph S4 of Schedule 1 (erection of new buildings which are not residential buildings or mixed-use buildings)
44H.Application of paragraph S5 of Schedule 1 (buildings undergoing major renovation which are not residential buildings or mixed-use buildings)
44I.Application of paragraph S6 of Schedule 1 (the erection of new mixed-use buildings and mixed-use buildings undergoing major renovation)
46A.Lapse of building control approval: commencement of work
47.Contravention of certain regulations not to be an offence
47D.Compliance notices and stop notices: giving of notices and notification of others
47F.Appeal to the First-tier Tribunal in relation to a compliance notice or stop notice
47G.Application to the First-tier Tribunal in relation to extension of the specified period in a compliance notice
47H.Application to the First-tier Tribunal for a direction in relation to a stop notice
50.Transitional provisions: work already started before 1st October
51.Transitional provisions: work for which notification is not required
52.Transitional provisions: notice given or plans deposited before 1st October 2010
53.Transitional and saving provisions: earlier Building Regulations
PART 1 Green deal information to be included in energy performance certificates
2.The date on which the energy performance certificate ceases to...
3.A statement indicating that a new energy performance certificate should...
4.A statement— (a) indicating that improvements have been installed at...
6.Where the green deal plan is a regulated consumer credit...
8.A statement indicating that— (a) the outstanding credit under the...
10.The unique reference number assigned to the green deal plan....
15.The rate of interest charged under the green deal plan....
16.A statement indicating whether the interest rate charged under the...
17.Where, in accordance with regulation 33(b) of the Green Deal...
19.Where the green deal property is a domestic property, a...
20.Where the green deal property is a non-domestic property, a...
21.In respect of each improvement installed at the green deal...
22.A statement advising the person receiving the energy performance certificate—...
23.A statement indicating that— (a) the improvements installed under the...
24.A statement indicating that further information is contained in the...
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