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Detailed records of decision-making will need to be kept for decades in retrospective change to law
The new Building Safety Regulator (BSR) is urging designers of high-rise buildings to prepare for the Building Safety Bill before it becomes law next spring.
“Building safety changes are coming and will affect everyone involved in a high-rise building project beyond its design. We urge that you act now,” said Colin Blatchford, operational policy lead for gateways and building control at the Health and Safety Executive (HSE). The BSR is being established within the HSE under the direction of Peter Baker.
Changes are expected to include an amendment to the Defective Premises Act 1972, which would extend the limitation period from six to 15 years after completion of a building.
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