On Sun, 25 Jun 2017 11:12:24 +0100, Roland Perry wrote:

All of them, or just the ones on a landlord's inventory? If it's also
ones supplied by tenants (as appears to be the case in most social
housing, according to people posting here), how do TPTB know which flats
need inspecting?

Simples.

It'll be assumed that all address's have one or more of fridge or
freezer or fridge/freezer. The inspection authority will be able to
obtain a warrant to search any property they suspect may have an
unregistered fridge, freezer or fridge/freezer. The inspection
authority will also write annual threatening letters to any address
that doesn't have a current record of the precense of an inspected
fridge or freezer or fridge freezer. It will be up to the householder
to obtain, at their cost, an Inspection Certificate from an
accredited Inspection Provider. Once obtained the housholder will
have to pass the certificate details to the Inspection Authority,
this will only be able to be done online. Failure to submit the
certificate details will result in an automatic, non-contestable,
fine. Not being able to use the online submission service will not be
a valid excuse for not submitting the certificate details.

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Cheers
Dave.