Regulation 3D: Supplementary duties of registered providers in relation to ISIT records etc.

The Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector and Social Rented Sector (England) Regulations 2020 · S.I. 2020/312View on legislation.gov.uk

Part 2A: Duties of registered providers in relation to electrical equipment

A registered provider must—

retain a copy of an ISIT record for an item of relevant equipment until the later of—
the date by which the next check of that equipment is required under regulation 3B(1); and
the date on which the next such check is conducted,

unless it is superseded by a more recent ISIT record for that equipment;

supply a copy of the most recent ISIT record for an item of relevant equipment to the person carrying out—
the next check of that equipment under regulation 3B(1); or
any remedial work to that equipment required under regulation 3C(2)(b)(i);
supply the person carrying out an inspection and test required under regulation 3(1) of electrical installations in residential premises with—
information in writing identifying any relevant equipment provided in the residential premises; and
where there is relevant equipment provided in the residential premises, a copy of the most recent ISIT record for each item of such equipment;
supply the local housing authority with—
information in writing identifying any relevant equipment provided in residential premises demised under a specified tenancy; and
where there is relevant equipment provided in the residential premises, a copy of the most recent ISIT record for each item of such equipment,

within 7 days of receiving a request in writing for it from the authority;

supply, to a tenant of a specified tenancy under which relevant equipment is provided, a copy of the most recent ISIT record for each item of relevant equipment provided in the residential premises demised under the tenancy within 28 days of receiving a request in writing for it from the tenant; and
supply a copy of the most recent ISIT record for each item of relevant equipment provided in the residential premises demised, or to be demised, under a specified tenancy to—
any new tenant under that tenancy before that tenant occupies those premises; and
any prospective tenant under that tenancy within 28 days of receiving a request in writing for it from that prospective tenant.

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