contains at least 2 residential units, and

is wholly or mainly in Wales.

sections 3 and 4 make provision about the meaning of “building” for the purposes of this section;

section 5 makes provision about the meaning of “residential unit”;

section 6 divides regulated buildings into 3 categories;

section 7 provides for ancillary areas to be included in references to a regulated building or to a regulated building of a particular category.

it does not have access to any other part of the structure or set, and

it constitutes a vertical division of the structure or set (see also subsection (5) in the case of an unattached structure).

the structure or set is divided by the part, and

the division is along a vertical plane.

is a part to which part A does not have access,

is a non-residential part, and

would otherwise prevent part A from constituting a vertical division of the structure or set,

it does not contain a residential unit or part of a residential unit;

it does not contain an area, or part of an area, provided for the use, benefit or enjoyment of residents of residential units in the structure or set.

meets the criterion in subsection (1)(a), and

would meet the criterion in subsection (1)(b), were it not that the part cannot divide the structure for the reason that the part constitutes the whole width of the structure,

a dwelling;

a house in multiple occupation (but see subsection (3));

a unit of living accommodation that is not, and is not contained in, a dwelling or house in multiple occupation.

one or more self-contained flats (within the meaning given by that section), and

one or more other units of living accommodation,

“house in multiple occupation” has the meaning given by sections 254 to 259 of the 2004 Act, as those sections have effect for the purposes of Part 1 of that Act (that is, without the exclusions contained in Schedule 14 to that Act), but does not include a converted block of flats to which section 257 of that Act applies;

references to a house in multiple occupation include unoccupied HMO accommodation (within the meaning given by section 1(5) of the 2004 Act).

provide that the meaning of residential unit does not include a building, or part of a building, of a description specified in the regulations (whether by reference to how it is used or intended to be used, or any other matter);

make provision about the meaning of “unit of living accommodation”;

each building safety authority,

each fire safety authority, and

such other persons as they consider appropriate.

is at least 18 metres in height, or

has at least 7 storeys.

is less than 18 metres in height and has fewer than 7 storeys, and

is at least 11 metres in height or has at least 5 storeys.

is less than 11 metres in height, and

has fewer than 5 storeys.

a mezzanine floor is to be regarded as a storey if its internal floor area is at least half of the internal floor area of the largest storey in the building that is not below ground level;

a storey is below ground level if the whole of the finished surface of the ceiling of the storey is below ground level;

make provision about how the height or number of storeys of a regulated building is to be determined, which may include requiring that account be taken of parts of a structure or set of structures of which the building forms part;

provide that a regulated building of a description specified in the regulations that would otherwise fall into a category set out in this section falls into a different category.

it may be used, benefited from or enjoyed by other persons;

it is provided for the exclusive use, benefit or enjoyment of the residents of a particular residential unit or units in the building.

a person who holds a legal estate in possession in the common parts of the building or any part of them, unless subsection (3) applies, or

a person who does not hold a legal estate in any part of the building but who is under a relevant repairing obligation in relation to the common parts of the building or any part of them.

each long lease under which the estate owner is landlord provides that a particular person, who does not hold a legal estate in any part of the building, is under a relevant repairing obligation in relation to all of the relevant common parts, or

all repairing obligations relating to the relevant common parts which would otherwise be obligations of the estate owner are functions of an RTM company.

a tenant under a lease holds a legal estate in possession in the common parts of a building or any part of them (“the relevant common parts”), and

a landlord under the lease is under a relevant repairing obligation in relation to any of the relevant common parts.

the legal estate in possession in so much of the relevant common parts as are within subsection (4)(b) is treated as held by the landlord (instead of the tenant), and

if (and so far as) the landlord’s actual legal estate in those common parts is held under a lease, the legal estate in possession mentioned in paragraph (a) is treated as held under that lease (and, accordingly, subsection (4) and this subsection may apply in relation to it).

holds a legal estate in possession in the external structure of the building, or

is within section 8(2)(b) because of a relevant repairing obligation in relation to the external structure of the building.

any part of the foundations, external walls or roof included in a demise of a residential unit (including a part of the building that would be a residential unit but for regulations made under section 5(6)(a));

the foundations, external walls or roof of any part of the building to be occupied for the purposes of a business or undertaking (whether for profit or not).

a regulated building has more than one accountable person that falls within section 9(3), and

different accountable persons fall within section 9(3) in respect of different parts of the external structure.

how an application under subsection (2) must be made;

the form and content of an application;

the documents (if any) that must be included with an application;

when an application may be made;

the withdrawal of applications;

the determination of applications (including circumstances in which an authority may decide not to make a determination).

has been finally determined, or

has been made but not finally determined or withdrawn.

the person or persons who are accountable persons for the building;

the person who is the principal accountable person for the building;

the part of the building for which any accountable person for the building is responsible (see section 16).

the building safety authority for the building,

a person who holds a legal estate in the common parts of the building or any part of them (or who claims to hold such an estate), or

a person who is under a relevant repairing obligation in relation to the common parts of the building or any part of them (or who claims to be under such an obligation).

the person is not an accountable person for the building, or

the person is not the principal accountable person for the building.

two or more persons fall within section 8(2)(a) because they jointly hold a legal estate in possession in the same part of the common parts of the building (or all of the common parts);

section 9(2) and (3) (meaning of principal accountable person);

a determination under section 11(1)(c) (part of the building for which any accountable person is responsible).

foundations, external walls, cladding and roof,

internal walls (whether load bearing or not), floors and ceilings,

staircases, walkways and lift shafts,

windows, doors and balconies, and

any other thing specified in regulations made by the Welsh Ministers.

section 2 to provide that in certain circumstances a building wholly or mainly in Wales is a regulated building, despite the building containing only one residential unit;

Schedule 1 to add, remove or amend a description of building;

section 3 to provide that the meaning of “building” includes other structures or erections (temporary or permanent), or parts of them, either generally or in certain circumstances;

section 4;

section 7;

section 8;

section 9;

section 13;

section 14‍.

each‍ county council and county borough council in Wales,

each fire safety authority, and

such other persons as they consider appropriate.

the address of the building;

the category of the building under section 6;

the height of the building for the purposes of that section;

the number of storeys in the building for the purposes of that section;

the name of the principal accountable person for the building (see section 9);

an address in the United Kingdom at whic‍h an enforcing authority may give notices and other documents to the principal accountable person under this Act and regulations made under it;

the telephone number (if any) and email address (if any) of the principal accountable person;

any other information, and any documents, specified in regulations made by the Welsh Ministers.

on summary conviction, to a fine or imprisonment for a term not exceeding the applicable limit under section 224(1A)(b) of the Sentencing Code, or both;

on conviction on indictment, to a fine or imprisonment for a term not exceeding 2 years, or both.

made an application to register the building that complies with regulations made under subsection (3), and

paid the fee (if any) required by regulations made under section 125.

how an application to register the building must be made;

the form and content of an application‍.

the date of registration,

the registration number given to the building,

the category of the building (see section 6) and information about the right of review under section 64, and

information about how the principal accountable person may obtain a copy of the entry in the register for the building.

the reasons for the building not being registered, and

information about the right of review under section 64.

a change to any information included in the register under section 18(2)(a) and (c) to (g);

any other change specified in regulations made by the Welsh Ministers,

on summary conviction, to a fine or imprisonment for a term not exceeding the applicable limit under section 224(1A)(b) of the Sentencing Code, or both;

on conviction on indictment, to a fine or imprisonment for a term not exceeding 2 years, or both.

set out the revision made,

include the date on which the revision takes effect, and

include information about the right of review under section 64.

a request for a review of the decision could be made under section 64 (unless the principal accountable person has notified the authority that the person does not intend to request a review),

a review has been requested but has not concluded and the request has not been withdrawn,

an appeal against the decision could be made to a residential property tribunal under section 65 (unless the principal accountable person has notified the authority that the person does not intend to appeal), or

an appeal has been made but not finally determined or withdrawn.

the form and content of a relevant declaration;

how a relevant declaration must be given.

the building safety authority has given the principal accountable person notice of a decision to remove the building from the register under section 26(6), and

during the last 14 days of the confirmation period, or

after the end of the confirmation period.

on summary conviction, to a fine or imprisonment for a term not exceeding the applicable limit under section 224(1A)(b) of the Sentencing Code, or both;

on conviction on indictment, to a fine or imprisonment for a term not exceeding 2 years, or both.

the period of 5 years beginning with the date of registration given in the notice required by section 20(5), and

each subsequent period of 5 years.

the building is neither a category 1 building nor a category 2 building, or

the building is not occupied and the total period for which it is not occupied will be at least 6 months.

how an application must be made;

the form and content of an application;

anything else that must be included with an application.

the building is neither a category 1 building nor a category 2 building, or

the building is not occupied and the total period for which it is not occupied will be at least 6 months.

the principal accountable person for the building (unless the authority is proposing to remove the building from the register pursuant to an application by the principal accountable person under section 25(2)), and

every other accountable person for the building (where there is more than one accountable person for the building).

the reasons for proposing to remove the building from the register,

the period during which each person given the notice may make representations about the proposal (“the specified period”), and

the way in which those representations may be made.

the date on which the removal takes effect,

the reasons for removing the building from the register, and

information about the right of review under section 64.

a request for a review of the decision to remove the building from the register could be made under section 64 (unless each accountable person for the building has notified the building safety authority that the person does not intend to request a review),

a review has been requested but has not concluded and the request has not been withdrawn,

an appeal against the decision could be made to a residential property tribunal under section 65 (unless each accountable person for the building has notified the authority that the person does not intend to appeal), or

an appeal has been made but not finally determined or withdrawn.

the outbreak of fire (whether accidental or deliberate) in any part of the building, or

the spread of fire in, to or from any part of the building.

in relation to a category 1 building or a category 2 building, a fire safety risk or a structural safety risk;

in relation to a category 3 building, a fire safety risk.

in relation to a category 1 building or a category 2 building, any risk to the safety of people in or about the building arising from any matter (other than fire and structural failure) affecting any part of the building;

the assessment of the risks specified in the regulations where a building to which the regulations apply is occupied, and

the taking of steps to prevent those risks materialising and reduce the severity of incidents resulting from them materialising.

provide that any provision of this Act or regulations made under it that applies in relation to a fire safety risk or a structural safety risk is to apply (with or without modifications) in relation to a risk specified in the regulations, or

make provision corresponding to any such provision (with or without modifications) in relation to a risk specified in the regulations.

provision conferring functions on any devolved Welsh authority (within the meaning given by section 157A of the Government of Wales Act 2006 (c. 32));

provision amending this Act.

each‍ county council and county borough council in Wales,

each fire safety authority, and

such other persons as they consider appropriate.

each fire safety authority, and

such other persons as they consider appropriate.

the person who makes the assessment commits an offence, and

the principal accountable person for the building commits an offence if the principal accountable person knew, or ought reasonably to have known, that the person making the assessment was not a competent person.

on summary conviction, to a fine or imprisonment for a term not exceeding the applicable limit under section 224(1A)(b) of the Sentencing Code, or both;

on conviction on indictment, to a fine or imprisonment for a term not exceeding 2 years, or both.

the person offers to make a fire risk assessment for a regulated building, and

the person is not a competent person.

the day on which the building becomes occupied;

the day on which this section comes into force.

works are carried out in relation to the building, or there are changes in the occupation or use of any part of the building, that require planning permission or building control approval;

works are carried out‍ for the first time in relation to the building to adapt any part of it to meet the needs of disabled residents (other than works carried out inside a residential unit without the knowledge of the principal accountable person);

a fire causes damage to any of the common parts of the building or to two or more residential units in the building;

the findings of a review under subsection (6) suggest that the current fire risk assessment for the building is no longer suitable and sufficient for the purpose mentioned in section 29(4);

the principal accountable person for the building has any other reason to suspect that the current assessment is no longer suitable and sufficient for that purpose.

the findings of every fire risk assessment and review relating to the building are recorded in writing, and

make provision about the calculation of the periods for making and reviewing fire risk assessments where there is a gap in the occupation of a regulated building;

specify matters that must be considered as part of an assessment or review;

make provision about the methodology that must be used in making or reviewing an assessment;

specify information that must be included in the written record of an assessment or review.

each‍ county council and county borough council in Wales,

each fire safety authority, and

such other persons as they consider appropriate.‍

prevent a fire safety risk materialising in relation to the part of the building for which the person is responsible, and

reduce the severity of any incident resulting from such a risk materialising in relation to that part.

minimise the likelihood that fire will break out (whether accidentally or deliberately) in the part of the building for which the person is responsible;

minimise the likelihood that any fire that breaks out in or near that part of the building will spread in, to or from that part;

ensure that people in or about the building whose safety is at risk from fire in that part of the building can escape quickly and safely;

ensure that any fire in that part of the building can be fought promptly and effectively.

make arrangements to ensure the effective planning, organisation, control, monitoring and review of steps taken by the person under this section, and

give effect to those arrangements.

arrangements that the person makes under this section, and

steps that the person takes under this section.

make provision about what are reasonable steps for the purposes of this section;

specify matters to which an accountable person must have regard, or principles in accordance with which an accountable person must act, when determining the steps to take under this section or taking the steps;

specify requirements with which arrangements under this section must comply;

specify information that must be included in a written record of arrangements made, or steps taken, under this section.

each‍ county council and county borough council in Wales,

each fire safety authority, and

such other persons as they consider appropriate.

be made by an individual or body having sufficient expertise or experience to assess the structural safety risks in relation to that part, and

be suitable and sufficient to enable the accountable person who is responsible for that part (or any other person who is treated as such an accountable person by virtue of section 36) to comply with section 35 (management of structural safety risks).

the building becomes occupied;

the person becomes an accountable person for the building;

this section comes into force.

at regular intervals;

as soon as possible if the accountable person has reason to suspect that the current assessment is no longer suitable and sufficient for the purpose mentioned in subsection (3)(b);

if the accountable person is directed to do so by the building safety authority for the building, within a period specified in the direction.

the findings of every structural risk assessment for that part are recorded in writing, and

a copy of each assessment is given to the principal accountable person for the building (where the accountable person is not the principal accountable person).

specify requirements that an individual or body must satisfy to be regarded as having sufficient expertise or experience for the purpose of making a structural risk assessment (including requirements for particular qualifications or for accreditation by, or membership of, a particular‍ organisation);

specify matters that must be considered as part of an assessment;

make provision about the methodology that must be used in making an assessment;

specify information that must be included in the written record of an assessment;

specify a maximum interval that an accountable person may allow to elapse between assessments.

each‍ county council and county borough council in Wales,

each fire safety authority, and

such other persons as they consider appropriate.

prevent a structural safety risk materialising in relation to the part of the building for which the person is responsible, and

reduce the severity of any incident resulting from such a risk materialising in relation to that part.

make arrangements to ensure the effective planning, organisation, control, monitoring and review of steps taken by the person under this section, and

give effect to those arrangements.

arrangements that the person makes under this section, and

steps that the person takes under this section.

make provision about what are reasonable steps for the purposes of this section;

specify matters to which an accountable person must have regard, or principles in accordance with which an accountable person must act, when determining the steps to take under this section or taking the steps;

specify requirements with which arrangements under this section must comply;

specify information that must be included in a written record of arrangements made, or steps taken, under this section.

each‍ county council and county borough council in Wales,

each fire safety authority, and

such other persons as they consider appropriate.

forms part of the common parts of the building, or

would form part of the common parts but for the fact that it is included in a demise of a residential unit (see section 13).

section 33 (management of fire safety risks), and

in the case of a category 1 building or a category 2 building, section 35 (management of structural safety risks).

the current fire risk assessment for the building;

the steps that have been taken under section 33 (management of fire safety risks) by each accountable person for the building and any person who is treated as an accountable person for the purposes of that section by virtue of section 36;

the current structural risk assessment for each part of the building for which an accountable person is responsible;

the steps that have been taken under section 35 (management of structural safety risks) by each accountable person for the building and any person who is treated as an accountable person for the purposes of that section by virtue of section 36.

the building becomes occupied;

the building becomes a category 1 building;

the person becomes the principal accountable person for the building;

this section comes into force.

keep the safety case report under review, and

make any revisions to the report that are necessary to ensure that it is kept up to date.

a copy of the revised report, and

a notice summarising the revisions.

make further provision about the content of a safety case report or a notice under subsection (7)(b);

make provision about the form of a report or notice;

make provision about how a copy of a report or a notice must be given.

receiving and recording information about incidents or situations that result from, give rise to or are otherwise connected with building safety risks relating to the building, and

giving that information to accountable persons for the building.

the building becomes occupied;

the building becomes a category 1 building;

the person becomes the principal accountable person for the building;

this section comes into force.

the incidents or situations about which information is to be received;

the persons from whom information is to be received (for example, residents or accountable persons);

how information is to be received and recorded;

the assessment of information that is received;

the review of occurrence recording systems.

the building safety authority for the building, and

the fire safety authority for the building.

the relevant building safety information that must be given;

the circumstances in which it must be given;

the time by which it must be given.

in proceedings for an offence under this section,

in proceedings for an offence under section 108 (providing false or misleading information),

in proceedings for an offence of perverting the course of justice, or

prepare a strategy for promoting the participation of relevant persons in building safety decisions in relation to the building, and

act in accordance with the strategy.

the information that will be given to relevant persons about building safety decisions,

the aspects of those decisions that relevant persons will be consulted about,

the arrangements for obtaining and taking account of the views of relevant persons,

how the appropriateness of methods for promoting participation will be measured and kept under review, and

any other matters specified in regulations.

the building becomes occupied;

the building becomes a category 1 building;

the person becomes the principal accountable person for the building;

this section comes into force.

consult relevant persons, and any other persons specified in regulations, about the proposed contents of the strategy, and

take into account any representations made in response to the consultation.

review the residents’ engagement strategy at the times specified in regulations, and

revise the strategy if the person considers it necessary or appropriate to do so.

in the circumstances specified in regulations, consult relevant persons, and any other persons specified in regulations, about proposed revisions to the strategy, and

take any representations made in response to the consultation into accoun‍t.

the preparation, review or revision of the residents’ engagement strategy for a building where there is more than one accountable person for the building;

the carrying out of consultations under this section or regulations made under it.

if there is more than one accountable person for the building, the principal accountable person must give a copy of the strategy to every other accountable person;

is not aware of the resident, and

has taken all reasonable steps to identify adult residents of the part of the building for which the person is responsible.

on summary conviction, to a fine or imprisonment for a term not exceeding the applicable limit under section 224(1A)(b) of the Sentencing Code, or both;

on conviction on indictment, to a fine or imprisonment for a term not exceeding 2 years, or both.

a copy of the current safety case report for the building, unless a copy has already been given to the building safety authority under section 37;

information specified in regulations made by the Welsh Ministers about the occurrence recording system operated by the principal accountable person (see section 38);

a copy of the current residents’ engagement strategy for the building (see sections 40 and 41);

information specified in regulations made by the Welsh Ministers about what each accountable person for the building has done to comply with the duties imposed on them under section 49 (provision of information or documents to other persons).

how an application must be made;

the form and content of an application;

anything else that must be included with an application (in addition to the information and documents mentioned in subsection (1));

circumstances in which an application may be withdrawn or treated as withdrawn;

how an application may be withdrawn.

it may give a notice to the principal accountable person containing a brief description of the failure and specifying a period for remedying it, and

if the failure is remedied within that period, the authority may issue a building certificate (instead of refusing the application).

sections 29 to 35 (assessment and management of building safety risks);

section 37 (safety case report);

sections 38 and 39 (reporting in relation to building safety risks);

section 40 and 41 (residents’ engagement strategy);

section 49 (provision of information and documents to other persons).

the form and content of a certificate or notice;

how a certificate is to be issued or a notice is to be given.

a copy of the most recent building certificate relating to the building;

a notice complying with subsection (4);

if there is a relevant compliance notice (within the meaning given by subsection (9)), a copy of the statement under section 96(4) summarising the compliance notice.

that no building certificate relating to the building, or copy of such a certificate, is displayed in the building;

it is in the form specified in regulations made by the Welsh Ministers, and

on summary conviction, to a fine or imprisonment for a term not exceeding the applicable limit under section 224(1A)(b) of the Sentencing Code, or both;

on conviction on indictment, to a fine or imprisonment for a term not exceeding 2 years, or both.

gave the notice to an accountable person for the category 1 building,

in a case where it did not give the notice to the principal accountable person for the building, has given a copy to the principal accountable person, and

has not notified the principal accountable person that the notice has been withdrawn.

is an accountable person for the building;

is a duty holder for a relevant HMO in the building;

holds a legal estate in any part of the building;

holds a legal estate in any part of premises that form part of the same structure or set of structures as the building and are wholly or partly above or below the building.

the information or document is necessary for P to comply with a requirement under this Act or regulations made under it,

it is reasonable for the relevant person to give P the information or document, and

in the case of a request for information, P cannot request the information from the relevant person under section 54(4) or 55(4) (duties of residents and owners).

any obligation of confidence owed by the person making the disclosure, or

any other restriction on the disclosure of information or a document (however imposed).

relevant information specified in the regulations;

relevant documents specified in the regulations.

the time for which relevant information or a relevant document must be kept (which may include requiring it to be kept indefinitely);

how it must be kept;

the form in which it must be kept.

information and documents are “relevant” if they relate to a part of a building for which an accountable person is responsible;

except in paragraph (a) of this subsection, references to an accountable person include a person who is treated as an accountable person by virtue of section 36.

the building safety authority for the building;

the fire safety authority for the building;

another accountable person for the building;

residents of the building;

owners of residential units in the building;

any other person specified in the regulations.

when relevant information or a relevant document must be given;

how it must be given;

the form in which it must be given.

provide that an accountable person is required to give relevant information or a relevant document to a person only if the person has requested it;

make provision about how a request is to be made.

information and documents are “relevant” if they relate to a part of a building for which an accountable person is responsible;

except in paragraph (a) of this subsection, references to an accountable person include a person who is treated as an accountable person by virtue of section 36.

“outgoing accountable person” means an accountable person for a regulated building who at any time ceases to be responsible for all or any part of the building;

a successor;

the building safety authority for the building;

the fire safety authority for the building.

when relevant information or a relevant document must be given;

how it must be given;

the form in which it must be given.

on summary conviction, to a fine or imprisonment for a term not exceeding the applicable limit under section 224(1A)(b) of the Sentencing Code, or both;

on conviction on indictment, to a fine or imprisonment for a term not exceeding 2 years, or both.

a building safety risk relating to the building, or

the performance by an accountable person for the building of any duty under this Act or regulations made under it.

the building becomes occupied;

the building becomes a category 1 building;

the person becomes the principal accountable person for the building;

this section comes into force.

make provision about the persons by whom, and the way in which, relevant complaints may be made;

make provision about the period within which, and the way in which, a relevant complaint must be considered and dealt with;

enable or require the principal accountable person for a building to refer a relevant complaint, or any question about whether a complaint is a relevant complaint, to the building safety authority for the building in accordance with the regulations;

require a principal accountable person to publish information specified in the regulations in relation to its complaints system.

a building safety risk relating to the building, or

the performance by an accountable person for the building of any duty under this Act or regulations made under it.

make provision about the arrangements that must be made for the consideration of relevant complaints where there is more than one accountable person for a building;

make provision about when the arrangements required by the regulations must be made;

make provision about the persons by whom, and the way in which, relevant complaints may be made;

make provision about the period within which, and the way in which, a relevant complaint must be considered and dealt with;

enable or require an accountable person for a building to refer a relevant complaint, or any question about whether a complaint is a relevant complaint, to the building safety authority for the building in accordance with the regulations;

require an accountable person to publish information specified in the regulations in relation to arrangements made under the regulations.

made to the authority, or

referred to it in accordance with provision made under section 51(5)(c) or 52(3)(e).

a building safety risk relating to a regulated building,

the performance by an accountable person for such a building of any duty under this Act or regulations made under it, or

the performance by a special measures manager for a category 1 building of any function conferred on the manager by a special measures order.

about the persons by whom, and the way in which, relevant complaints may be made to a building safety authority;

about steps that a person must take before making a relevant complaint;

about the period within which, and the way in which, a relevant complaint must be considered and dealt with (including provision about action that a building safety authority must consider taking in response to a complaint);

for a building safety authority to determine questions referred to it in accordance with provision made under section 51(5)(c) or 52(3)(e) about whether complaints are relevant complaints;

for the publication by a building safety authority of information in relation to its complaints system or complaints made under it.

an accountable person for an occupied regulated building makes a request to a relevant person for entry to relevant premises,

the request is made for a purpose mentioned in subsection (2),

the request complies with subsection (3), and

entry to the premises is not given.

where the accountable person is the principal accountable person for the building, enabling that person to comply with sections 29 to 32 or regulations made under those sections (assessment of fire safety risks relating to regulated buildings);

enabling the accountable person to comply with section 33 or regulations made under it (management of fire safety risks relating to regulated buildings);

enabling the accountable person to comply with section 34 or 35 or regulations made under those sections (assessment and management of structural safety risks relating to category 1 and category 2 buildings);

enabling a person who is treated as an accountable person by virtue of section 36 to comply with section 33 or 35 or regulations made under those sections.

is in writing,

sets out the purpose for which it is made,

explains why it is necessary to enter the relevant premises for that purpose,

sets out the name of the person who is treated as an accountable person if made for the purpose mentioned in subsection (2)(d), and

requests entry on a date, and at a time, that is reasonable.

if necessary for that purpose, authorises the person entering the premises in accordance with the order to measure or test anything, or take samples, photographs or recordings.

a person is an accountable person for a regulated building, and

the building contains a relevant HMO for which one or more other persons are duty holders under this Act.

a person is an accountable person for a category 1 building, and

a special measures order is in force in relation to the building.

a person is an accountable person for a regulated building, and

an order under section 24 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1987 (c. 31) is in force which appoints a manager to carry out any building safety functions in relation to the building or any part of it.

a person is an accountable person for a regulated building, and

applying to register a category 1 building or a category 2 building in accordance with section 20 and regulations made under it;

notifying the building safety authority for such a building of a change in accordance with section 21 and regulations made under it;

giving a declaration to the building safety authority for such a building in accordance with section 24 and regulations made under it;

applying to remove a category 1 building or a category 2 building from the register in accordance with section 25 and regulations made under it;

ensuring that the fire safety risks relating to a regulated building are assessed, and copies of assessments are given, in accordance with sections 29 to 32 and regulations made under them;

in relation to a category 2 or a category 3 building, making and giving effect to arrangements for the consideration of relevant complaints in accordance with regulations under section 52;

making a request to enter premises, or applying to a residential property tribunal for an access order, in accordance with section 58;

giving a warning notice in accordance with section 59 or 60 and regulations made under section 62;

applying to a residential property tribunal for a contravention order in accordance with section 61.

in the opening words, after “section 20D” insert “(limitation of service charges relating to remediation works: England) or section 20DA (limitation of variable service charges relating to building safety works: Wales)”;

in paragraph (a), after “section 20D(2)” insert “or section 20DA(2)”.

include a fundamental provision applicable to all occupation contracts, or to particular kinds or descriptions of occupation contract, for the purpose of enabling a landlord or contract-holder to comply with a provision of this Act or regulations made under it;

provide that a provision of this Act or regulations made under it is a fundamental provision applicable to all occupation contracts, or to particular kinds or descriptions of occupation contract;

amend section 30IA of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 (c. 70) (inserted by section 70 of this Act) to provide that it does not apply to any occupation contract, or to particular kinds or descriptions of occupation contract;

make consequential amendments to any enactment (including this Act).

in subsection (1), after “higher-risk commonhold” insert “, or for a commonhold in Wales that includes all or any part of a regulated building,”;

in subsection (3), after “In this section” insert “as it applies in relation to a higher-risk commonhold”;

after that subsection insert—(4)

In this section as it applies in relation to a commonhold in Wales that includes all or any part of a regulated building—

omit the “and” after the definition of “instrument”;

after the definition of “object” insert—and

“regulated building“ has the meaning given by sections 2 and 7 of the Building Safety (Wales) Act 2026.

they have laid the required documents before Senedd Cymru, and

a period of 60 days beginning with the day on which the required documents were laid (“the 60-day period”) has expired.

a proposed draft of the regulations, and

any representations they received during the 60-day period, and

any differences between the proposed draft of the regulations and the regulations in the draft Welsh statutory instrument.