Buildings: Fire Prevention
(asked on 17th June 2021) - View SourceQuestion to the Department for Levelling Up, Housing & Communities:
To ask Her Majesty's Government what plans they have to give residents, tenants and leaseholders the right to access their building's fire risk assessment.
Answered by
Lord Greenhalgh
Minister of State (Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities)
The Building Safety Bill seeks to provide residents, tenants and leaseholders of high rise buildings with further and more detailed information about the safety measures in their building upon request. This information may include full, current and historical fire risk assessments: further detail will be set out in due course.
1. Written evidence submitted by the London Borough of Camden (BSB42)
20/10/2021 - Bill Documents
Found: prospective new fire and building safety legislation. The immediate implementation of the Fire Safety Act
2. Written evidence submitted by the Mayor of London (BSB45)
20/10/2021 - Bill Documents
Found: Hackitt’s Independent Review of Building Regulations and Fire Safety.
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However, the Mayor is deeply disappointed
3. Written evidence submitted by the National Housing Federation (BSB20)
13/09/2021 - Bill Documents
Found: changes needed
We are calling for additional government
funding
for remedial works and
changes to
4. Cladding and remedial fire safety work
05/03/2018 - Parliamentary Research
Found: CDP-2018/0055, 5 March 2018 Cladding and remedial fire safety work By Wendy Wilson Ed Potton This
5. Written Evidence: National Housing Federation (FSB07)
26/06/2020 - Bill Documents
Found: building more affordable
homes and
supporting our residents and their
communities.
Submission overview
1. Fire Safety Bill (First sitting)
25/06/2020 - Public Bill Committees
1: GroupThursday 25 JuneUntil no later than 1.00pmThe Fire Brigades Union; The Royal Institute of British - Speech Link
2. Fire Safety Bill
17/11/2020 - Lords Chamber
1: be kept by the responsible person. The Local Government Association—I have declared my interest—is at - Speech Link
2: Minister, to have such a working party, comprised of Government and other interested parties in the sector, to - Speech Link
3: representing firefighters;(d) bodies representing tenants and residents of impacted properties; and(e) any other - Speech Link
3. High Rise Social Housing: Reducing Fire Risk
14/09/2021 - Westminster Hall
1: in line with Government guidance and that of the House of Commons Commission. Please give each other and - Speech Link
2: That this House has considered reducing fire risk in high rise social housing.It is a pleasure - Speech Link
4. Fire Safety Bill
29/10/2020 - Lords Chamber
1: authority.(1E) Schedule (Electrical Appliances) to the Fire Safety Act 2020 applies to paragraphs (1C) and (1D) - Speech Link
2: happening in the first place. I accept that the Government are giving some consideration to this issue and - Speech Link
5. Fire Safety Bill
17/03/2021 - Lords Chamber
1: the Bill. It is an important step in delivering fire and building legislative reforms. It is purposely - Speech Link
2: to— (a) share information with their local Fire and Rescue Service in respect of each building for - Speech Link
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