Local Government Lawyer

Residential fire safety update

Justin Bates and Simon Allison provide an update on the Building Safety Fund and new building safety legislation.

Programme:

Introduction by Chair - Justin Bates

Building Safety Fund - Simon Allison

  • Where have we got to with applications to the fund?
  • What are the s.20 LTA 1985 implications?

Building Safety Bill - Justin Bates

  • What does the Building Safety Bill propose and what has been the reaction from the pre-legislative scrutiny?
  • How does the Fire Safety Bill impact on the position?

Questions and discussion

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About the speakers

Justin Bates

Justin Bates

Justin’s practice covers all aspects of housing, property and local government law. 

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Simon Allison

Simon Allison

Simon is a specialist property practitioner. Described in The Legal 500 guide as an ‘excellent advocate’ and ‘one of the best barristers in the property field’, Simon relishes all forms of advocacy and is an experienced trial advocate.

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