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A new campaign has been launched on electrical safety in the private
rented sector.
The campaign 'Keep Renting Safe' has been launched by the National
Private Tenants Organisation (NPTO). There is a dedicated website for
the campaign at http://KeepRentingSafe.weebly.com
(wlmailhtml:{15C8B870-7878-4919-B7A3-B9885EFADD8C}mid://00000299/!x-usc:mailto:KeepRentingSafe@gmail.com).
The campaign calls for mandatory periodic inspection and testing of
electrical appliances and installations in all private rented homes
and a competent persons scheme for inspectors. In addition the
campaign calls for tenants to receive copies of inspection reports and
encourages landlords to have consumer units with RCDs installed.
A spokesman for NPTO said; "It is intolerable that gas appliances and
installations have to receive annual safety checks by law but
electrical installations and appliances do not. Energy Performance
Certificates are a legal requirement too but not vital inspections of electrical
installations and appliances, it does not make sense."
rented sector.
The campaign 'Keep Renting Safe' has been launched by the National
Private Tenants Organisation (NPTO). There is a dedicated website for
the campaign at http://KeepRentingSafe.weebly.com
(wlmailhtml:{15C8B870-7878-4919-B7A3-B9885EFADD8C}mid://00000299/!x-usc:mailto:KeepRentingSafe@gmail.com).
The campaign calls for mandatory periodic inspection and testing of
electrical appliances and installations in all private rented homes
and a competent persons scheme for inspectors. In addition the
campaign calls for tenants to receive copies of inspection reports and
encourages landlords to have consumer units with RCDs installed.
A spokesman for NPTO said; "It is intolerable that gas appliances and
installations have to receive annual safety checks by law but
electrical installations and appliances do not. Energy Performance
Certificates are a legal requirement too but not vital inspections of electrical
installations and appliances, it does not make sense."
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