Part 2: The Regulator and its functions Reviews and appeals Section 26: Right of appeal: requirement for review before appeal Effect
This section specifies that where a decision by the Building Safety Regulator may be reviewed under section 25, it must first be lodged with the Building Safety Regulator’s internal review procedure and concluded before being appealed to the First-tier Tribunal.
	Where a decision has been reviewed by the Building Safety Regulator and is varied, the right of appeal will apply to the varied decision and not the original decision made by the Building Safety Regulator.
	Where an appeal is lodged in the First-tier Tribunal, this appeal will be in respect of the decision taken by the Building Safety Regulator at the end of the review and will take into account the representations made during the review.