LPG Supplier Registration
ICL Inquiry · The ICL Inquiry Report: Explosion at Grovepark Mills, Maryhill, Glasgow, 11 May 2004 · Issued 16 July 2009 · Addressed to: Health and Safety Executive
Government responseDepartment for Work and Pensions: Accepted in part (Mar 2010)
DeliveryNo statement from Health and Safety Executive found
Recommendation, verbatim from the inquiry
●Inquiry recommendation
A new scheme should be introduced requiring all LPG suppliers to be registered and accredited.
ICL Inquiry, The ICL Inquiry Report: Explosion at Grovepark Mills, Maryhill, Glasgow, 11 May 2004 · 16 Jul 2009 Source PDF →
Published evidence summary
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The Inquiry recommended that all liquefied petroleum gas suppliers be registered and accredited. HM Government (Department for Work and Pensions) stated in March 2010 that it accepted the recommendation in principle and had asked the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) to consult stakeholders on implementation options, ranging from a formal third-party accreditation scheme to a supplier charter of standards (Department for Work and Pensions response, Mar 2010).
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Government response
●Department for Work and Pensions · Accepted in part · 18 Mar 2010
The proposal for an accredited registration scheme was supported by 70% of stakeholders responding to this aspect of the consultation. The Government accepts this recommendation in principal and has asked HSE to consult further with stakeholders on how such a scheme could be implemented, looking at various options from, for example, a formal accreditation scheme operated by a third party, through to a charter of standards to which suppliers would sign up to demonstrate their commitment to the safe operation of small bulk LPG installations and to helping their users meet their obligations.
Extract from: The Government response to the ICL Inquiry Report: Explosion at Grovepark Mills, Maryhill, Glasgow, 11 May 2004
Delivery
No statement on delivery from Health and Safety Executive has been found in the sources searched. This is separate from the response above.
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