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You have to have 30mA for protection of persons.

Intermittent faults are very difficult to find. Ok? Are there not RCDs there? They can be tested. Isn't that likely to find more faults?

No. That's why you have RCDs. They detect different faults. Find the fault.

It won't. If you have a 6A lighting circuit then the cable will be so over-rated that it already exceeds the 50% maximum derating for being in thermal insulation.

There seems to be a lot of confusion here - but... ...IF the cables in question are only powered by the plug - how could it be anything other than that? but up to you to verify - then, yes, they can be cut off and buried. Just in case, I would strip the ends of the three wires at each...

Where was the basic question? There are no restrictions (other than common sense) in a 'toilet room'.

As said, there is no need to disconnect the battery to charge it but what exactly did you mean? You can disconnect the battery whatever the voltage.

Because they are a waste of 2W. ???

Just to point out: "2-gang light switch - how to make one circuit switch on the other?" That means they are both on the same circuit.

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L - Supply L N - Supply N N1 - outgoing UFH N L1 - outgoing UFH L 5 & 6 No link wire necessary. Neither. Both.

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But it's not worth their bother is it?

Let's try again. Sort of - but you have to use the same routes. That's true once it is completed but they can supervise a labourer doing all the manual work. However, when that labourer is you it is not worth the bother coming and going several times while you do it. Exactly. If you have...

Not really. That just highlights the unsatisfactory situation about personal views being legally enforced (re: the 28 days). Everything is C2. Ok. Then that would explain the different views regarding EICR completion. Therefore there is no solution to the problem.

...but the categories in the report do not mention averseness.

...but things do not become "potentially dangerous" because a regulation changes when electricity is potentially dangerous.

Do you not already have a 'cooker' circuit?

Not sure what you meant but as written - NO.