Select committee: Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee

Recommendation 21

Seventh Report - Building Safety: Remediation and Funding Published 11 Mar 2022 Paragraph 63 Addressed to Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
Recommendation (the committee's words)
The evidence we received clearly indicates that it should be the regulator—and not building owners—who decides whether a building needs a fire risk assessment. As such, we recommend that the Building Safety Regulator decides whether a building needs a fire risk assessment; sets the standard that a building need to meet; sets out the methodology for undertaking assessments; and provides a review process which enables consistency of decisions.

From: Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee, Seventh Report - Building Safety: Remediation and Funding (HC 1063), paragraph 63, 11 March 2022

Government response

The government responded to the whole report on 17 May 2022 (deadline 11 May 2022).

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