On 31 Jul 2005 10:42:11 GMT, (Huge) wrote:

Andy Hall writes:
On Sun, 31 Jul 2005 10:00:22 +0100, Alan
wrote:

In message , raden
wrote

Does it? IMO what it does means is that those who are with clue can
and those without don't...

But what about he who thinks he has a clue ?


In the past you had to employ a Corgi registered fitter for gas but
with plastic pipes and push fittings anyone can now do it.


There has never and is no legislation requiring you to employ a CORGI
registered fitter. However, somebody who does gas fitting
professionally must be CORGI registered. It is a requirement that
anybody doing gas fitting be competent; but given this pre-requisite,
the law does not prevent you doing your own.

You may not use plastic pipe nor push fittings for gas.

Forgot to engage your sense of humour?

Not really.

In context, this is fine, but read in isolation could be an issue.





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