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1.—(1) The installation of a boiler meets, or repairs to a boiler meet, the requirements of this Part if the conditions in sub-paragraph (2) or (3) are satisfied.
(2) The conditions in this sub-paragraph are—
(a)the boiler is—
(i)installed by, or under the responsibility of, a person who is registered with TrustMark for the purposes of installing boilers, or
(ii)repaired by, or under the responsibility of, a person who is registered with TrustMark for the purposes of repairing boilers, and
(b)a certificate of lodgement is issued by the operator of TrustMark in respect of the installation or repairs.
(3) The conditions in this sub-paragraph are that the boiler is installed, or repaired, subject to arrangements for quality assurance and consumer protection, including installation standards and arrangements for repairs and other remedies, which are equivalent to the requirements under TrustMark.
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