SCHEDULE 7 Special Measures
Building Safety Act 2022 (2022 c 30) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 7 Special Measures

Section 102

Introductory

1

In this Schedule—

“special measures manager†means a person appointed under paragraph 4;

“special measures order†means an order under paragraph 4.

Notification by regulator before applying for special measures order

2

(1)     This paragraph applies where the regulator proposes to make an application under paragraph 4 for a special measures order in relation to an occupied higher-risk building.

(2)     The regulator must give a notice (an “initial noticeâ€) of the proposal to—

(a)     each accountable person for the building,

(b)     each resident of the building who is aged 16 or over,

(c)     each owner of a residential unit in the building,

(d)     any managing agent for the building or any relevant part of the building,

(e)     any recognised tenants' association for the building or any part of the building,

(f)     any manager appointed under section 24 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1987 in relation to the building or any part of the building,

(g)     the fire and rescue authority for the area in which the building is situated,

(h)     the local housing authority for the area in which the building is situated,

(i)

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