Part 4: Higher-risk buildings Meaning of "Accountable Person" and other key definitions Section 75: Determinations by the Tribunal Effect
This section sets out that an "interested party" may apply to the tribunal for a determination as to who is the Accountable Person(s) for the building, who the Principal Accountable Person is, or to determine the parts of the higher-risk building for which any Accountable Person is responsible for.
	Subsection (2) sets out that where upon application to the tribunal for a determination as to who the Principal Accountable Person, and where it appears that there is more than one Accountable Person that satisfies the definition in Section 73, the tribunal can make the decision as to who the Principal Accountable is as it considers appropriate. This could be in circumstances where they hold a legal estate in possession of the structure and exterior or have a relevant repairing obligation in relation to the relevant parts of the structure and exterior of the building), the tribunal will decide as it considers appropriate, who the Principal Accountable Person for the building is.
	Subsection (3) defines an interested person that may apply to the tribunal for such a determination as being either the regulator, a person who holds a legal estate in any part of the common parts of the building or, a person who is under a relevant repairing obligation in relation to any part of the common parts (or who claims to be under such an obligation).
	Subsection (4) aligns the definition of relevant repairing obligation and common parts with the definition as set out in section 72.