bathroom lighting

Correct - so not as simple as "Extra-low voltage lighting installations are a special installations, regardless of room."
 
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SCHEDULE 4 Descriptions of Work where no Building Notice or Deposit of Full Plans Required

2. Work which—
(a)is not in a kitchen, or a special location;
(b)does not involve work on a special installation;

I have read that, I deduce from that any work that is carried out as 2(a) or involves 2(b) is non-notifiable.
So work in kitchens, special locations and installations are notifiable.
A special installation would apply to installing an ELV light that is not pre-assembled and CE marked.

Correct - so not as simple as "Extra-low voltage lighting installations are a special installations, regardless of room."
So I am back here now.
A replacement is a replacement.

You can replace a light with any other type of light.
 
Extra-low voltage lighting installations can be a special installations

so if that is the case you can not replace any type of light with another type and deem it non-notifiable.
 
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Why not?

If it's a replacement it's a replacement.

Have you really never, at some point, seen me or another explain how Schedule 4 works, i.e. you start at the top and then stop when you find a match?

Replacements are exempted before you get to considerations of special installations.
 
Actually - you have seen that.

You were active in this topic: //www.diynot.com/forums/electrics/going-self-employed.303940/

Read Schedule 4. You start at the top with the position that the work is notifiable, because that's how the law works - it does not define what is notifiable, it defines what is not.

Read down the list - if you find a match, stop - the work is not notifiable.

If you reach the end without finding a match then the work remains notifiable.

And this one: //www.diynot.com/forums/electrics/part-p-question.305779/
shedbang - basically you stop reading down Schedule 4 as soon as you find a match with the work you are doing. It's only if you get to the end without finding a match that the work remains notifiable.

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I is on my ignore list, so I that's me not I. don't get to read their fascinating posts. I that's I not me, is not on ignore intentional but by accident, as I that's me not I, have not yet cancelled that instruction, that I that's me not I made by error.
So Would I that's me or even I,
read schedules 1, 2 then 3 before arriving at 4, if that is the logical process?
 

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