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PROPOSED ELECTRICAL LEGISLATION

The government have produced draft regulations on the periodic inspection and testing of domestic installations.


It can be found here http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukdsi/2020/9780111191934


I have serious concerns with the proposed definition of "qualified" as it does not require anyone to have any qualifications whatsoever , so it does not do what it says on the tin. It perpetuates the current practice of any knuckle scraping half whit who does not know their amp from the elbow carrying out inspection and testing. Without setting out defined required qualifications it becomes unenforceable.


Unless an MP makes an objection as Secondary it will become law without debate. I have written to my recently Knighted MP this morning to explain my views on the proposed legislation and in particular the definition of "Qualified" that contains no requirement to have any qualifications. 


Unless the government gets any objections these Regulations will become law. Only an MP can get proposed secondary legislation changed.


You may wish to join me in writing to your MP?
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  • The thing is John... I have seen, and known about, anyone doing their own CCU change / installations... The last one was in 2014 when I was doing a full referb in Kennington, London... I asked him if he had the 2391? He didn't know what that was... what a 2381 or 2381-200?? 


    He didn't have a clue as my guess is... he pays his mate say a £100 for a cert. So, really, sadly, nothing will change and let's face it, before part P... I had no problems.


    regards... Tom



     

    John Peckham:

    The government have produced draft regulations on the periodic inspection and testing of domestic installations.


    It can be found here http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukdsi/2020/9780111191934


    I have serious concerns with the proposed definition of "qualified" as it does not require anyone to have any qualifications whatsoever , so it does not do what it says on the tin. It perpetuates the current practice of any knuckle scraping half whit who does not know their amp from the elbow carrying out inspection and testing. Without setting out defined required qualifications it becomes unenforceable.


    Unless an MP makes an objection as Secondary it will become law without debate. I have written to my recently Knighted MP this morning to explain my views on the proposed legislation and in particular the definition of "Qualified" that contains no requirement to have any qualifications. 


    Unless the government gets any objections these Regulations will become law. Only an MP can get proposed secondary legislation changed.


    You may wish to join me in writing to your MP? 




     

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  • The thing is John... I have seen, and known about, anyone doing their own CCU change / installations... The last one was in 2014 when I was doing a full referb in Kennington, London... I asked him if he had the 2391? He didn't know what that was... what a 2381 or 2381-200?? 


    He didn't have a clue as my guess is... he pays his mate say a £100 for a cert. So, really, sadly, nothing will change and let's face it, before part P... I had no problems.


    regards... Tom



     

    John Peckham:

    The government have produced draft regulations on the periodic inspection and testing of domestic installations.


    It can be found here http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukdsi/2020/9780111191934


    I have serious concerns with the proposed definition of "qualified" as it does not require anyone to have any qualifications whatsoever , so it does not do what it says on the tin. It perpetuates the current practice of any knuckle scraping half whit who does not know their amp from the elbow carrying out inspection and testing. Without setting out defined required qualifications it becomes unenforceable.


    Unless an MP makes an objection as Secondary it will become law without debate. I have written to my recently Knighted MP this morning to explain my views on the proposed legislation and in particular the definition of "Qualified" that contains no requirement to have any qualifications. 


    Unless the government gets any objections these Regulations will become law. Only an MP can get proposed secondary legislation changed.


    You may wish to join me in writing to your MP? 




     

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