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Construction Business Review | Friday, January 07, 2022
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A clear understanding on how the Building Safety Bill will be implemented was given to parliamentarians by the UK government through many draft regulations.
FREMONT, CA: In order to provide parliamentarians with a clear understanding of how the Building Safety Bill will be implemented, the UK government has released many draft regulations. Katherine Metcalfe, Health and Safety expert of Pinsent Masons, the law firm behind Out-Law, stated that areas such as the building control process for higher-risk buildings, regulatory fees, and construction products, which are covered by regulations, provide higher clarity about the requirements to comply with construction phase duties. For the new regime, these laws should allow duty holders to enhance their preparations, Metcalfe stated.
Detailed provisions on how the bill's gateway system for higher-risk structures will operate from design to the issuance of a completion certificate is contained in the Building (Higher-Risk Buildings) Regulations (England). Clients will have to apply for building control approval under the Gateway 2 process before development on a higher-risk project can begin.