SCHEDULE 1 Building Regulations
Building Act 1984 (1984 c 55) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 1 Building Regulations

Section 1(3)

1

Building regulations may—

(a)     provide for particular requirements of the regulations to be deemed to be complied with where prescribed methods of construction, prescribed types of materials or other prescribed means are used in or in connection with buildings,

(b)     be framed to any extent by reference to a document published by or on behalf of the [appropriate national authority] or another person or a body, or by reference to the approval or satisfaction of a prescribed person or body.

[Procedural requirements etc: general

1A

(1)     Building regulations may make provision about the procedure that may or must be followed in relation to any work.

(2)     The regulations may in particular make provision for and in connection with—

(a)     the giving of notices;

(b)     the making of applications to building control authorities;

(c)     the giving or receipt of certificates;

(d)     requiring a prescribed person, in prescribed circumstances, to consult such other person as may be prescribed.

(3)     The regulations may—

(a)     confer on a building control authority a power to require a person to notify the authority of specified matters by the specified time;

(b)     provide that in prescribed

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