Part 4: Higher-risk buildings Duties relating to building safety risks Section 86: Notification and provision of report to the regulator Effect
As soon as the Principal Accountable Person has complied with the duty to produce a Safety Case Report as described in section 85, they must notify the Building Safety Regulator. The notification must be sent as soon as reasonably practicable.
	When a Safety Case Report is revised, owing to a change in the assessment of building safety risks, a change to an Accountable Person in the building, or a change to the steps being taking to manage building safety risks, the Principal Accountable Person must notify the Building Safety Regulator.
	This section also provides a power for the Building Safety Regulator to require the Principal Accountable Person to send in their Safety Case Report for review by the Building Safety Regulator. If requested by the Building Safety Regulator, the Safety Case Report must be provided by the Principal Accountable Person as soon as is reasonably practicable.
	This section also gives a power to the Secretary of State to set out in secondary legislation, with accompanying guidance, the form and process that a notification will need to follow in order to enable the Building Safety Regulator to make a decision as to whether the Safety Case Report needs to be called in for assessment.