Part 2: The Regulator and its functions Plans and reports Section 21: Report on certain safety-related matters Effect
This section requires the Building Safety Regulator to conduct reviews into four specific safety related matters within three years of the section coming into force.
	These reviews will be conducted with a view to improving the safety of persons in or about relevant buildings.
	The regulator must conduct a review, including a cost-benefit analysis, of the following area:
Making regular inspections of, and testing and reporting on, the condition of electrical installations in relevant buildings.
	The regulator must conduct a review, including a cost-benefit analysis, of the following areas and assess the need to make further provision, under the Building Act 1984, or in guidance, for:
stairs and ramps in relevant buildings, and
emergency egress of disabled persons from relevant buildings.
Automatic water fire suppression systems in relevant buildings.
	The regulator must prepare reports on the analysis and give them to the Secretary of State, who must then publish them.