Hi all,
This is quite a specific and narrow subject and maybe not many people would know this answer, but I'll give this a go as someone may know the guidance better or whether or not this will impact her decision.
We both have a mortgage on a 1 bed flat, we bought it in 2018 and used it as evidence for my wife's accommodation for the FLR M extension last year. We have got the news last week that our building, like almost 4 million people around the country now are failing passing the new law on improper and dangerous flammable materials on tall historic buildings. Our building received a B2 rating and remedial work will need to be done, to fix the problem.
Would this likely pass when she provides evidence of accommodation in the UK, as I've read that it must pass Public health regulations, or am I getting confused with a house that has mould or poses the person to get ill due to bacteria for example. Do you think this passes or will it fail if they found out the building needs/is having remedial work?
Kind Regards,
James
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