52 Cancellation of initial notice
Building Act 1984 (1984 c 55) | Legislation

52  Cancellation of initial notice

(1)     If, at a time when an initial notice is in force—

(a)     the [registered building control approver] becomes or expects to become unable to carry out (or to continue to carry out) [their] functions with respect to any of the work [to which the initial notice relates],

(b)     the [registered building control approver] is of the opinion that any of the work is being so carried out that [they are] unable adequately to carry out [their] functions with respect to it, . . .

(c)     the [registered building control approver] is of the opinion that there is a contravention of any provision of building regulations with respect to any of that work and the circumstances are as mentioned in subsection (2) below,

[(d)     the registered building control approver is given a disciplinary order under section 58U(2)(b) (variation of registration) such that the registered building control approver is no longer able to carry out the registered building control approver's functions with respect to the work to which the initial notice relates,

(e)     the registered building control approver is given

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