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On the subject of pulling the DNO fuse.

alanblaby
There have been a couple of reports here of the DNO confronting electricians who have pulled their fuse.


It's getting closer to home, a work colleague was doing a CU change on a domestic house last week, no isolator fitted, so he pulled the fuse (no seals present).

South Nottinghamshire.


Around 90 minutes later there was a knock on the door, a guy from Western Power was investigating a power loss at the property, reported by the Smart Meter phoning home.

He gave the sparky a talking to, and warned they are getting strict in pursuing people who do it, he said meter fiddling was rife, so any loss of power is checked out asap.
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    Finance Act 2008 Schedule 36, Part 2: powers to inspect premises and other property

     Power to enable (s10) the inspection of business premises, business assets and business documents on business premises; (s10A) the inspection of business premises/assets/documents etc of particular types of person; (s11) the inspection of business premises used in conjunction with supplies of goods subject to VAT. This is a key inspection power, used very frequently by HMRC officers. It is used to check compliance with tax legislation, and is the key power used in thousands of tax inspection visits throughout the year. It replaces more than 20 previous tax specific information and inspection powers and the safeguards contained with the power have been made explicit. It provides a power of entry to private premises used for business purposes.


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    Finance Act 2008 Schedule 36, Part 2: powers to inspect premises and other property

     Power to enable (s10) the inspection of business premises, business assets and business documents on business premises; (s10A) the inspection of business premises/assets/documents etc of particular types of person; (s11) the inspection of business premises used in conjunction with supplies of goods subject to VAT. This is a key inspection power, used very frequently by HMRC officers. It is used to check compliance with tax legislation, and is the key power used in thousands of tax inspection visits throughout the year. It replaces more than 20 previous tax specific information and inspection powers and the safeguards contained with the power have been made explicit. It provides a power of entry to private premises used for business purposes.


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