(1)This section elaborates on the provision that is to be made by regulations in accordance with section 25(3)(a).
(2)Regulations must make being eligible for membership of a scheme depend on a person—
(a)being a developer, and
(b)having a connection to a building of a kind described by the regulations that has problematic cladding.
(3)It is for the regulations to describe the kind of connection to a building that a developer must have in order to be eligible for membership of a scheme.
(4)The regulations may provide for a connection of an indirect kind to suffice.
(5)Subsection (2) is not exhaustive of the matters that regulations may specify as criteria for being eligible for membership of a scheme.
(6)In this section—
“developer” means a person carrying on, for business purposes, activities connected with the construction or other development of buildings,
“problematic cladding” means an external wall cladding system in relation to which a single-building assessment report states that—
(directly or indirectly) the cladding system creates or exacerbates a risk to human life, and
work is needed to eliminate or mitigate that risk.