Part 2: The Regulator and its functions Reviews and appeals Section 25: Review by regulator of certain decisions made by it Effect
This section enables persons directly impacted by the Building Safety Regulator’s decisions to request a review of such decisions. Secondary legislation will set out the category of decisions that will be reviewable under this provision, the persons who can apply for review, and will detail the administrative requirements (for example form, period for submission) of such requests.
	The Building Safety Regulator will assess the request against the circumstances to determine the extent of the review and how the review will take place.
	Once the Building Safety Regulator comes to a decision to either uphold or vary the decision, it must notify the person in writing within the period specified in regulations or another agreed period.
	This section will operate in conjunction with section 26. If the person is not content with the decision reached by the Building Safety Regulator’s review, they may appeal this decision to the First-tier Tribunal, within a prescribed period after the conclusion of the review.
	The option to appeal to the First-tier Tribunal will not be available in the first instance, only after internal review by the Building Safety Regulator.