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How does the Building Safety Act impact residents and homeowners?

The Building Safety Act establishes mechanisms for reporting safety concerns, strengthens the regulatory framework, and improves the transparency of building safety information. 


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What are the key provisions of the Building Safety Act?

The Building Safety Act introduces several important provisions, including thecreation of the building safety regulator, enhanced accountability, and new building safety standards.


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What is the Building Safety Act?

The UK Building Safety Act is a piece of legislation introduced to enhance the safety and standards of buildings in the UK. It includes new regulations and accountability measures for high-rise residential buildings.


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Who is responsible for the cost of remedial works?

While the inspection cost is a service charge, the responsibility and cost for remedial works lie with the apartment's owner.


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What are the requirements of the Fire Safety Act 2021?

The act mandates annual inspections of apartment front doors that connect with communal areas.


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What reforms have been implemented in the Welsh private rented sector?

The Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016 finally came into force as of December 2022, introducing new occupation contracts and regulatory requirements. However, there were delays in its implementation, causing a slowdown in regulatory development.


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Are Welsh landlords planning to reduce the number of properties they let?

Despite the high demand, 48 percent of Welsh landlords stated their intention to cut the number of rental properties.


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Is there a growth in demand for rental properties in Wales?

According to research, 76 percent of Welsh landlords reported increased demand for rental properties in the first quarter of 2023.


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Who supports the proposed licensing scheme?

Large tourism organisations and local authorities are more likely to support the proposed licensing scheme. They emphasise the benefits of standardised regulations and enhanced consumer protection.


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Why are stakeholders criticising the proposed licensing scheme?

Stakeholders believe the move will result in significant administrative and financial burdens on small accommodation providers and hinder the sector's growth.


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