Higher-risk buildings in design and construction Occurrence reporting
Provisions are included in the Act that require mandatory occurrence reporting (MOR) to be undertaken for higher-risk buildings. All structural and fire safety occurrences which could cause a significant risk to life safety will need to be reported to the Building Safety Regulator.
	Dutyholders in design and construction will be required to establish a framework and process for reporting mandatory occurrences, which must include enabling workers on-site to report mandatory occurrences. Dutyholders will also be required to report such mandatory occurrences to the Building Safety Regulator.
	In occupation, the Accountable Person will be required to set up a framework and process to capture and report mandatory occurrences to the Building Safety Regulator. Where a building has multiple Accountable Persons and a Principal Accountable Person (see paragraph 55) the Principal Accountable Person will be required to establish and oversee a single mandatory occurrence reporting framework and process for the whole building. Each Accountable Person will be responsible for ensuring compliance with MOR in the area for which they have responsibility, and each Accountable Person will have a responsibility to coordinate with the Principal Accountable Person, who will have a lead responsibility in ensuring that the whole building is under an effective mandatory occurrence reporting framework and process.
	The Act also includes measures which will require the Building Safety Regulator to publish aggregated information it has received from dutyholders as part of the mandatory occurrence reporting regime on an annual basis, and a section requiring the Building Safety Regulator to make arrangements for a person to establish and operate a system for the voluntary reporting of information about building safety.