100.This section applies where the building safety authority becomes aware, other than being notified by the principal accountable person under section 21, that information or a document included in an entry for a building in its register is inaccurate.
101.The building safety authority must decide whether or not to revise the building's entry in the register (subsection (2)).
102.If the building safety authority decides to revise the register, it must notify the principal accountable person within 21 days, beginning with the day after the day on which it became aware of the inaccuracy (subsection (3)).
103.Subsection (4) provides for what must be included in a notice given under subsection (3), including the date on which the revision will take effect. If the authority decides to revise the entry for the building in the register, the principal accountable person can request a review of that decision under section 64.
104.Subsection (5) makes provision about the circumstances in which a decision to revise the register under subsection (2) cannot take effect, to allow for any review under section 64 or any appeal under section 65.
105.Where subsection (5) ceases to prevent a revision to the register from taking effect, subsection (6) provides that the building safety authority must, if the date specified under subsection (4)(b) has already passed, set a new date for the revision to take effect unless a review or appeal has determined the date.
Commentary on Sections Part 1 - Safety of Buildings Containing Two Or More Residential Units Notification of changes and revision of register Section 23 - Revision of register without notification