This legislation has been repealed.
(1) A gas fitter must
not leave a Type B appliance permanently connected in a consumer’s gas
installation unless an inspector has issued a certificate of compliance for
the appliance.
(2) The inspector may
issue a certificate of compliance for the appliance if the inspector has
inspected the appliance and ascertained, so far as is practicable, that it
complies with the requirements referred to in regulation 32.
(3) The certificate of
compliance is issued by —
(a)
giving the certificate in an approved form to the Director;
(b)
giving copies of the certificate to the relevant persons under
subregulation (5) or (6); and
(c)
attaching an approved badge or label to the appliance in a conspicuous
position.
(4) The appliance may
be inspected —
(a) at
the place where the appliance is installed and commissioned; or
(b) if
the Director so approves, at any other place.
(5) When the
inspection is carried out at the place where the appliance is installed and
commissioned, a copy of the certificate of compliance is to be given to each
of the following persons —
(a) the
gas fitter who commissioned the appliance;
(b) the
consumer for whom the appliance was installed and commissioned;
(c) the
gas supplier.
(6) When the
inspection is carried out at any other place under subregulation (4)(b), 3
copies of the certificate of compliance are to be given to the manufacturer.
(7) When the
manufacturer of the appliance receives 3 copies of a certificate of compliance
under subregulation (6) and the appliance is subsequently installed and
commissioned in a consumer’s gas installation, the manufacturer must
give a copy of the certificate to each of the following persons —
(a) the
gas fitter who commissioned the appliance;
(b) the
consumer for whom the appliance was installed and commissioned; and
(c) the
gas supplier.
(8) For the purposes
of this regulation an appliance is not to be regarded as permanently connected
if it is connected for a period approved in writing by an inspector pending
inspection of the appliance by that inspector.
(9) For the purposes
of subregulation (8), an inspector may approve any period of no more
than —
(a) 21
days; or
(b) if
in a particular case a longer period is required and the inspector gives
written notice to the Director of the approval — 90 days.