To be fair, I think the "intending" arises because the requirement is (as per the rest of the sentence) that the person 'notifies' a building control body, and obtains their permission to go ahead, before the work commences. So, to use BAS language, they would be 'lying' if they said that they were 'carrying out the work' before the work had started!
It appears that BAS is playing games again. You mentioned the (I assume hypothetical) phrase "A person intending to build an extension" and when BAS asked you to produce the page of the BR which contained that phrase, you provided a link to the (known) one about "A person intending to carry out (electrical) building work ....". His over-width graphical response appears to be an attempt to show you that the phrase "A person intending to build an extension" does not appear on that page.
Not playing games.
Sigh.
Probably not.
Right.
You're welcome - although, as things turned out, it was obviously unnecessary, since BAS explained for himself whilst I was typing!
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