House of Commons · General Debate
16 October 2026 · 1 other contributor
Opened by Florence Eshalomi Labour (Co-op) City of London
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Florence Eshalomi raised concerns about call for evidence: part k, building safety regulation (protection from falling, collision and impact) in the House of Commons. Other MPs contributed to the debate.
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Opened the debate
Florence Eshalomi highlighted the upcoming call for evidence by the Building Safety Regulator (BSR) on Part K of the Building Regulations and Approved Document K. She emphasised the BSR's role in reviewing the safety of people in buildings and the standard of buildings. The call for evidence aims to gather views on gaps, issues, and potential improvements in the regulation and guidance related to falls, collisions, impacts, and safety features in buildings.
Florence Eshalomi encouraged all interested parties to respond to the call for evidence from the BSR on Part K and its associated guidance. The evidence will inform future considerations of Part K and Approved Document K, potentially leading to further justified changes.