Part 4: Higher-risk buildings Appeals etc Section 103: Appeals against compliance notice etc Effect
This section sets out that a person receiving a compliance notice (as described in section 99 above) may appeal against that notice to the First-tier Tribunal, and that an appeal of a compliance notice that is not an urgent action notice (see section 99(4)) will suspend the effect of the notice pending the resolution of the appeal (subsection (3)). As set out in the note above in respect of section 99, given the greater seriousness of the issues justifying the issue of an urgent action notice, this section sets out that an appeal against such a notice will not suspend its effect (subsection (4)(b)) unless the First-tier Tribunal determines that it should (subsection (4)(a)).
	Subsection (2) sets out the grounds on which an appeal can be made, while subsection (5) provides that the recipient of a compliance notice can apply to the Tribunal for an extension of any time limit set by the regulator in the notice, whether or not an appeal is lodged.