Building Safety Act 2022—government guidance

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Practice notes

Building Safety Act 2022—government guidance

Copyright © 2025 LexisNexis

Published by a LexisNexis Property Disputes expert

Practice notes
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This Practice Note provides links to key government guidance regarding the Building Safety Act 2022 (BSA 2022) in respect of landlord and tenant matters.

General BSA 2022 guidance

  1. •

    The Building Safety Act

  2. •

    The Building Safety Act: secondary legislation

  3. •

    Explanatory notes—Building Safety Act 2022

BSA 2022—landlord and tenant matters

  1. •

    Building safety leaseholder protections: guidance for leaseholders

  2. •

    Cladding and other fire safety works–information for residents

  3. •

    How do these legal changes affect my lease?

  4. •

    What are my building owner’s legal obligations?

  5. •

    Qualifying date, qualifying lease and extent

  6. •

    Definition of ‘relevant building’

  7. •

    Definition of ‘relevant defect’

  8. •

    Remediation

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