Defective Concrete Block Act 2022 expected to be signed this Friday

The Mica Action Group has been advised that the regulations for the Defective Concrete Blocks Act 2022 will be finalised and signed by this Friday, June 30.
By Laura Glenn
Published 28th Jun 2023, 12:46 BST
Updated 28th Jun 2023, 12:46 BST
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In an update to members, the group said they have been advised that the Act was commenced by the use of Statutory Instrument no 321 2023 on Thursday, June 22.

They added that the commencement of this Act means that the original scheme (known as the 90/10) has now ceased.

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‘However, to fully effect the new scheme, the regulations still need to be signed off. Government aim to finalise this by Friday, 30th June.’

Homeowners are seeking 100% redress on homes built with defective blocks.Homeowners are seeking 100% redress on homes built with defective blocks.
Homeowners are seeking 100% redress on homes built with defective blocks.

MAG said that a ‘Your Questions Answered’ guide is also to be published by the Department of Housing alongside final regulations.

MAG added that while they have been advised of the date, they cannot guarantee it and will provide updates as they receive them. A number of dates had been given previously and were delayed.

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