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[ban-all-sheds]

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[stillp]

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[JohnW2]

Neither do I. One is a criminal offence, the other merely failing to comply with a subclause of a standard, the use of which is not mandatory.

As I said to EFLI, I did not really intend it as an analogy. The point is that, as we know, BAS is generally very critical of people who do, or advise, things which are contrary to 'the regulations' (aka "a subclause of a standard, the use of which is not mandatory"), even if we believe that compliance with the regulation to be 'wrong' (or even possibly dangerous).

We await (or, rather, EFLI awaits!) his pronouncement on this particular matter.

Kind Regards, John

 

[stillp]

These schools where you admit to breaking the speed limit during the holidays - are you aware of whether or not there are, for example, children's holiday clubs, Brownies, playgroups, etc, using them?

 

[JohnW2]

These schools where you admit to breaking the speed limit during the holidays - are you aware of whether or not there are, for example, children's holiday clubs, Brownies, playgroups, etc, using them?

I really do regret adding that comment, since it was not really needed to make my point, and people seem to be enjoying quizzing me about it!

However, if you read what I wrote, I did say "at 3am", and I suspect that most children are in bed at such a time!

Kind Regards, John

 

[ban-all-sheds]

We await (or, rather, EFLI awaits!) his pronouncement on this particular matter.

Sorry - not forgotten this, just waiting for a time when I can give it proper attention.

 

[JohnW2]

Sorry - not forgotten this, just waiting for a time when I can give it proper attention.

Fair enough .... 'bated breath' and all that

Kind Regards, John

 

[ban-all-sheds]

Sorry - not forgotten this

That was true when I wrote it.

544.1.2 says where MPB connections to "any gas, water or other service" shall be made.

Obviously it cannot apply to services which are not e-c-ps, because then there would be no MPB connection to have its position regulated.

 

[JohnW2]

That was true when I wrote it.

I believe you

544.1.2 says where MPB connections to "any gas, water or other service" shall be made. Obviously it cannot apply to services which are not e-c-ps, because then there would be no MPB connection to have its position regulated.

It may have taken over two months, but you have presumably just read what I wrote early this evening in a new thread.

However, as I've indicated in my response to you in that new thread, it seems that there are still anomalies in the regulation even when there IS an extraneous-c-p that theoretically should be main bonded.

Kind Regards, John

 

[ban-all-sheds]

It may have taken over two months, but you have presumably just read what I wrote early this evening in a new thread.

It's what reminded me...