Building Act 1984

The Building Act 1984 is a key piece of legislation in the UK that sets out rules and standards for building construction and safety. Its main purpose is to ensure that buildings are safe, healthy, and accessible for people to use. The Act covers various aspects like structural stability, fire safety, and energy efficiency. Local authorities use the Act to regulate construction projects and enforce building regulations, ensuring compliance to protect public welfare and promote quality in building practices. This legislation helps create a safer living and working environment for everyone.