Part 4: Higher-risk buildings Landlord and tenant etc Section 112: Implied terms in leases and recovery of safety related costs 30C implied terms relating to building safety
This section sets out implied terms (covenants) for the landlord and tenant. In the lease there is implied a covenant by the landlord:
where the landlord is an Accountable Person for the higher-risk building, to comply with their building safety duties;
to cooperate with any person in connection with a relevant person (an Accountable Person or Special Measures Manager) complying with their building safety duties; and
where an special measures order made under Schedule 7 as introduced by section 102 of this Act for the higher-risk building is in force, to comply with that order so far as it relates to the landlord.
	In the lease there is implied a covenant by the tenant:
to allow the landlord, an Accountable Person or a Special Measures Manager or a person authorised by one of those persons to enter the premises for a relevant building safety purpose;
where the tenant is a resident of the higher-risk building, to comply with their duties under sections 95 and 97 of this Act; and
where an special measures order made under Schedule 7 as introduced by section 102 of the this Act , to comply with that order so far as it relates to the tenant.
	Subsections (4), (5) and(9) give definitions for what is meant by terms including "cooperate", "a relevant building safety purpose", "building safety duty", "relevant person" and "resident".
	Subsection (6) confirms that entry is required only at reasonable times and if the tenant has been given at least 48 hours notice.
	Subsection (7) states that the disclosure of information should not breach any obligation of confidence owed by the landlord in relation to that information and any other restriction on the disclose of information.
	Sub section (8) confirms that the disclosure of information is not required if it would contravene data protection legislation.