61 Overview of Part
Building Safety Act 2022 (2022 c 30) | Legislation

Part 4 Higher-Risk Buildings

Introduction

61  Overview of Part

(1)     This Part contains provisions about the management of building safety risks as regards occupied higher-risk buildings.

(2)     In this Part—

(a)     sections 62 to 64 define “building safety risk” and make related provision;

(b)     sections 65 to 70 define “higher-risk building”, make related provision, and confer power to modify this Part as it applies in relation to any description of higher-risk building;

(c)     sections 71 to 75 contain other key definitions,

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