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What qualifications are required for someone to be considered to be a proficient person under the terms of Practical Fire Safety Guidance for Care Homes.
Started with S2W-29249 on 24 Oct 2006; latest 3 Jan 2007. Each later question says it follows up an earlier answer.
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To ask the Scottish Executive what qualifications are required for someone to be considered to be a proficient person under the terms of Practical Fire Safety Guidance for Care Homes.
Hugh Henry, 7 Nov 2006: Practical Fire Safety Guidancefor Care Homes is the first in a seriesof fire safety guides being produced by the Scottish Executive to assist those withresponsibilities under Part 3 of the Fire (Scotland) Act 2005, as amended.Part 3 introduced a new fire safety regime for the majority of non-domestic premisesin Scotla… -
What expertise is required to be a proficient person under the terms of Practical Fire Safety Guidance for Care Homes and how the circumstances under which a greater level of knowledge and expertise is required are assessed.
Johann Lamont, 31 Jan 2007: Anyone with any degree ofcontrol over premises covered by the new fire safety regime (as introduced on 1October 2006 by Part 3 of the Fire (Scotland) Act 2005, as amended, and theFire Safety (Scotland) Regulations 2006) must, to the extent of that control,assess the risk from fire in those premises and take reasonable…
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