Peter Parry wrote:

Building regulation enforcement has no time limit - which is pretty
sensible - if the building was unsafe when it was built the fact it
hasn't fallen down in x years doesn't make it any more safe.
Similarly if fire requirements are ignored not having yet had a fire
doesn't mean they can safely be left as they are.

Might be worth pointing out that they are not retrospective. So there is
no need to bring a building up to current standard if it was done to the
correct standard in force at the time.



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Cheers,

John.

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