As
expected (or at least hoped) the government has corrected an error in the Energy
Performance of Buildings (England and Wales) Regulations 2012, which came
into force on 9th January 2013 and introduced changes to the rules
governing Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) for commercial buildings.
I
summarised some of the principal changes brought about by the EPB Regulations
in my post Gold-Plating
Removed.
The Building
Regulations &c. (Amendment) Regulations 2013 correct an error in the EPB
Regulations which created a requirement for an EPC on the sale or letting of
the whole of a building but did not create the same requirement on the sale or
letting of a “building unit” (meaning part of a building).
Reference
to a "building" is now deemed to include reference to a
"building unit" within that building.
Will there
be further amendments to the EPB Regulations?
Clarification
of the
rules applicable to listed buildings, for example, would be welcome too.
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