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Section Sch4-“ 104 — Building Act 2004: Chief executive responsible for Building Act 2004 may grant exemptions

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“ 104 Chief executive responsible for Building Act 2004 may grant exemptions “ (1) The chief executive of the department of State responsible for the administration of the Building Act 2004 may, in writing, and for any period that the chief executive specifies, exempt specific works, electrical installations, fittings, electrical appliances, associated equipment, persons, or things from any requirement imposed by any regulations in Part 4 or Part 5 in any case where— “ (a) compliance with an electrical code of practice is taken to be compliance with that regulation; and “ (b) that electrical code of practice is approved by the chief executive for use in establishing compliance with the provisions of the building code made under the Building Act 2004. “ (2) The chief executive may amend or withdraw an exemption granted under these regulations— “ (a) in order to prevent danger or potential danger to the safety of a person or property, on giving 20 working days' notice to the holder of the exemption; or “ (b) if the holder asks the chief executive to withdraw the exemption. “ (3) The chief executive may grant the exemption subject to any conditions that the chief executive thinks fit. ”

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