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(1)It is a function of the fire safety authority for a regulated building to enforce, in relation to the building—
(a)a requirement imposed on an accountable person (or a person treated as an accountable person by virtue of section 36) by—
(i)sections 29 to 33 or regulations made under them (assessment and management of fire safety risks);
(ii)sections 48 to 50 or regulations made under them (keeping and giving information);
(iii)section 68 (co-operation and co-ordination);
(b)a requirement imposed on a person by—
(i)section 47 (giving information and documents);
(ii)section 54 (fire safety duties of residents etc.);
(c)a requirement imposed on a person by section 56 (repair of fire resistance of residential units);
(d)a requirement imposed on a responsible person by article 22C, 22D or 22E of the Fire Safety Order (co-operation and information) (including where such a requirement is imposed by virtue of article 5(3) of that Order).
(2)It is a function of the building safety authority for a regulated building to enforce, in relation to the building—
(a)a requirement imposed on an accountable person (or a person treated as an accountable person by virtue of section 36) by this Act or regulations made under it, except a requirement imposed by sections 29 to 33 or regulations made under them;
(b)a requirement imposed on a person by—
(i)section 47 (giving information and documents);
(ii)section 55 (structural safety duties of residents etc.);
(c)a requirement imposed on a responsible person by article 22C, 22D or 22E of the Fire Safety Order (including where such a requirement is imposed by virtue of article 5(3) of that Order).
(3)It is a function of the fire safety authority for a relevant HMO to enforce, in relation to the relevant HMO—
(a)a requirement imposed on a duty holder by—
(i)sections 81 to 85 or regulations made under them (assessment and management of fire safety risks);
(ii)section 91 (co-operation and co-ordination);
(b)a requirement imposed on a person by—
(i)section 86(giving information and documents);
(ii)section 88 (fire safety duties of occupiers);
(c)a requirement imposed on a responsible person by article 22C, 22D or 22E of the Fire Safety Order (including where such a requirement is imposed by virtue of article 5(3) of that Order).
(4)In this Act, “enforcing authority” means a building safety authority or a fire safety authority.
Commencement Information
I1S. 94 not in force at Royal Assent, see s. 138(2)
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