Correspondence

Letter about identifying all residential tower blocks with ACM cladding - legal clarification: 8 October 2017

Letter to local authority chief executives regarding the legal powers under which councils can act should enforcement action be required.

• From: Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government
• Published: 19 October 2017

Applies to England

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Letter about identifying all residential tower blocks with ACM cladding - legal clarification: 8 October 2017

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Letter from Neil O’Connor, Director, Building Safety Programme Policy to local authority chief executives providing the Department for Communities and Local Government’s interpretation of the Housing Act 2004, and the regulations and Housing Health and Safety Rating System made under it.

DCLG’s view is that the powers available to local authorities under this regime are available in respect of the external cladding systems of tall residential buildings.

Published 19 October 2017