Please refer to the HSE webpage:- http://www.hse.gov.uk/gas/domestic/contacts.htm Building Regulations It states:- "The installation of all combustion appliances, i.e. gas, oil, wood and coal appliances, is covered by requirements of the Building Regulations. In England, the Building Regulations are overseen by the Department for Communities and Local Government and enforced by the Local Authority Building Control Department of local councils. If you are having a new or replacement appliance installed you should check your responsibilities under the Building Regulations. In Scotland, the building regulations are overseen by the Building Standards Division of Scottish Government with the 32 local authorities having responsibility for enforcement within their own geographical area. For Wales, the Building Regulations are overseen by the Welsh Government . If you are having a new or replacement appliance installed you should check your responsibilities under the appropriate national building regulations" Whilst there may not be the explicit requirement for gas-safe registered lanlord certificate for this, the safety of the applicance as installed is normally the landlords.

Thanks folks - we have robust arrangements in place for gas appliances but not so sure about coal / open fires. Info supplied very useful - much appreciated. FH

Also try this from HETAS http://www.hetas.co.uk/p...ionals/hetas-guide-2013/