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	The [http://www.planningportal.gov.uk/permission/responsibilities/buildingregulations/approvalneeded/exemptions planning portal] provides a useful summary of this information, however, it may be wise to consult the building control body to establish precise application of, and exemption from the building regulations for temporary buildings.		The [http://www.planningportal.gov.uk/permission/responsibilities/buildingregulations/approvalneeded/exemptions planning portal] provides a useful summary of this information, however, it may be wise to consult the building control body to establish precise application of, and exemption from the building regulations for temporary buildings.

−	~~= Find out more =~~	+	See also: Building regulations exemptions.

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	Some temporary buildings under certain circumstances may be exempt from parts of the buildings regulations.		Some temporary buildings under certain circumstances may be exempt from parts of the buildings regulations.

−	[http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2010/2214/schedule/2/made Schedule 2 of the building regulations] ‘Exempt Buildings and Work’ defines a temporary building as, Class 4, ‘A building that is not intended to remain where it is erected for more than 28 days’.	+	[http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2010/2214/schedule/2/made Schedule 2 of the building regulations] ‘Exempt Buildings and Work’ defines a temporary building as, Class 4, ‘A building that is not intended to remain where it is erected for more than 28 days’.

	However, this definition is deceptively simple, and the application of and exemption from different parts of the building regulations are very complicated, and expressed in a way that is not very helpful.		However, this definition is deceptively simple, and the application of and exemption from different parts of the building regulations are very complicated, and expressed in a way that is not very helpful.
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	Subject to paragraphs 2 and 3 (see below) and regulation 21(1) (energy efficiency requirements), the regulations do not apply to:		Subject to paragraphs 2 and 3 (see below) and regulation 21(1) (energy efficiency requirements), the regulations do not apply to:
−	*the erection of any building or extension of a kind described in Schedule 2 (exempt buildings, Class 4 of which are temporary buildings); or	+
−	*the carrying out of any work to or in connection with such a building or extension, if after the carrying out of that work it is still a building or extension of a kind described in that Schedule.	+	* the erection of any building or extension of a kind described in Schedule 2 (exempt buildings, Class 4 of which are temporary buildings); or
		+	* the carrying out of any work to or in connection with such a building or extension, if after the carrying out of that work it is still a building or extension of a kind described in that Schedule.

	Paragraph 2 states that the requirements of paragraphs G1 and G3(2) and (3) of Schedule 1 (relating to sanitation, hot water safety and water efficiency) apply:		Paragraph 2 states that the requirements of paragraphs G1 and G3(2) and (3) of Schedule 1 (relating to sanitation, hot water safety and water efficiency) apply:
−	*To any greenhouse which receives a cold or hot water supply from a source shared with or located inside a dwelling; and	+
−	*Small detached building falling within class 6 in Schedule 2 (small detached buildings); and	+	* To any greenhouse which receives a cold or hot water supply from a source shared with or located inside a dwelling; and
−	*Any extension of a building falling within class 7 in Schedule 2 (extensions),	+	* Small detached building falling within class 6 in Schedule 2 (small detached buildings); and
		+	* Any extension of a building falling within class 7 in Schedule 2 (extensions),

	which in either case receives a cold or hot water supply from a source shared with or located inside any building other than a building or extension of a kind described in Schedule 2.		which in either case receives a cold or hot water supply from a source shared with or located inside any building other than a building or extension of a kind described in Schedule 2.

−	Paragraph 3 states that the requirements of Part P of Schedule 1 (electrical safety) apply to:~~<br/>~~	+	Paragraph 3 states that the requirements of Part P of Schedule 1 (electrical safety) apply to:
−	*Any greenhouse;	+
−	*Any small detached building falling within class 6 in Schedule 2 (small detached buildings); and	+	* Any greenhouse;
−	*Any extension of a building falling within class 7 in Schedule 2 (extensions),	+	* Any small detached building falling within class 6 in Schedule 2 (small detached buildings); and
		+	* Any extension of a building falling within class 7 in Schedule 2 (extensions),

	which in any case receives its electricity from a source shared with or located inside a dwelling.		which in any case receives its electricity from a source shared with or located inside a dwelling.

	Paragraph 21(1) states that energy efficiency requirements apply to:		Paragraph 21(1) states that energy efficiency requirements apply to:
−	*The erection of any building of a kind falling within this paragraph;	+
−	*The extension of any such building, other than an extension to which paragraph (4) applies; and	+	* The erection of any building of a kind falling within this paragraph;
−	*The carrying out of any work to or in connection with any such building or extension.~~<br/>~~	+	* The extension of any such building, other than an extension to which paragraph (4) applies; and
		+	* The carrying out of any work to or in connection with any such building or extension.

	A building falls within paragraph 21 (1) if it:		A building falls within paragraph 21 (1) if it:
−	*Is a roofed construction having walls;	+
−	*Uses energy to condition the indoor climate; and	+	* Is a roofed construction having walls;
−	*Does not fall within one or more of the categories in paragraph (3) (listed below):	+	* Uses energy to condition the indoor climate; and
−	#Listed buildings, building in a conservation area and scheduled monuments where compliance with the energy efficiency requirements would unacceptably alter their character or appearance;	+	* Does not fall within one or more of the categories in paragraph (3) (listed below):
−	#Buildings which are used primarily or solely as places of worship;	+
−	#Temporary buildings with a planned time of use of two years or less, industrial sites, workshops and non-residential agricultural buildings with low energy demand;	+	# Listed buildings, building in a conservation area and scheduled monuments where compliance with the energy efficiency requirements would unacceptably alter their character or appearance;
−	#Stand-alone buildings other than dwellings with a total useful floor area of less than 50m2.~~<br/>~~	+	# Buildings which are used primarily or solely as places of worship;
		+	# Temporary buildings with a planned time of use of two years or less, industrial sites, workshops and non-residential agricultural buildings with low energy demand;
		+	# Stand-alone buildings other than dwellings with a total useful floor area of less than 50m2.

	The [http://www.planningportal.gov.uk/permission/responsibilities/buildingregulations/approvalneeded/exemptions planning portal] provides a useful summary of this information, however, it may be wise to consult the building control body to establish precise application of, and exemption from the building regulations for temporary buildings.		The [http://www.planningportal.gov.uk/permission/responsibilities/buildingregulations/approvalneeded/exemptions planning portal] provides a useful summary of this information, however, it may be wise to consult the building control body to establish precise application of, and exemption from the building regulations for temporary buildings.
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	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
−	*Approved documents.	+
−	*Building regulations.	+	* Approved documents.
−	*Licensing.	+	* Building regulations.
−	*Live event production.	+	* Licensing.
−	*Modular buildings.	+	* Live event production.
−	*Permitted development.	+	* Modular buildings.
−	*Planning permission.	+	* Permitted development.
−	*Temporary building.	+	* Planning permission.
−	*Temporary use.	+	* Temporary building.
−	*The history of fabric structures.	+	* Temporary demountable structures.
−	*WikiHouse.	+	* Temporary use.
		+	* The history of fabric structures.
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	Some temporary buildings under certain circumstances may be exempt from parts of the buildings regulations.		Some temporary buildings under certain circumstances may be exempt from parts of the buildings regulations.

−	[http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2010/2214/schedule/2/made Schedule 2 of the building regulations] ‘Exempt Buildings and Work’ defines a temporary building as, Class 4, ‘A building that is not intended to remain where it is erected for more than 28 days’. However, this definition is deceptively simple, and the application of and exemption from different parts of the building regulations are very complicated, and expressed in a way that is not very helpful.	+	[http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2010/2214/schedule/2/made Schedule 2 of the building regulations] ‘Exempt Buildings and Work’ defines a temporary building as, Class 4, ‘A building that is not intended to remain where it is erected for more than 28 days’.
		+
		+	However, this definition is deceptively simple, and the application of and exemption from different parts of the building regulations are very complicated, and expressed in a way that is not very helpful.

	[http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2010/2214/regulation/9/made Regulation 9] explains that:		[http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2010/2214/regulation/9/made Regulation 9] explains that:
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	Paragraph 2 states that the requirements of paragraphs G1 and G3(2) and (3) of Schedule 1 (relating to sanitation, hot water safety and water efficiency) apply:		Paragraph 2 states that the requirements of paragraphs G1 and G3(2) and (3) of Schedule 1 (relating to sanitation, hot water safety and water efficiency) apply:
−	*to any greenhouse which receives a cold or hot water supply from a source shared with or located inside a dwelling; and	+	*To any greenhouse which receives a cold or hot water supply from a source shared with or located inside a dwelling; and
−	*~~small~~ detached building falling within class 6 in Schedule 2 (small detached buildings); and	+	*Small detached building falling within class 6 in Schedule 2 (small detached buildings); and
−	*~~any~~ extension of a building falling within class 7 in Schedule 2 (extensions),	+	*Any extension of a building falling within class 7 in Schedule 2 (extensions),

	which in either case receives a cold or hot water supply from a source shared with or located inside any building other than a building or extension of a kind described in Schedule 2.		which in either case receives a cold or hot water supply from a source shared with or located inside any building other than a building or extension of a kind described in Schedule 2.

−	Paragraph 3 states that the requirements of Part P of Schedule 1(electrical safety) apply to: <br/>	+	Paragraph 3 states that the requirements of Part P of Schedule 1 (electrical safety) apply to:<br/>
−	*~~any~~ greenhouse;	+	*Any greenhouse;
−	*~~any~~ small detached building falling within class 6 in Schedule 2 (small detached buildings); and	+	*Any small detached building falling within class 6 in Schedule 2 (small detached buildings); and
−	*~~any~~ extension of a building falling within class 7 in Schedule 2 (extensions),	+	*Any extension of a building falling within class 7 in Schedule 2 (extensions),

	which in any case receives its electricity from a source shared with or located inside a dwelling.		which in any case receives its electricity from a source shared with or located inside a dwelling.
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	A building falls within paragraph 21 (1) if it:		A building falls within paragraph 21 (1) if it:
−	*is a roofed construction having walls;	+	*Is a roofed construction having walls;
−	*~~uses~~ energy to condition the indoor climate; and	+	*Uses energy to condition the indoor climate; and
−	*~~does~~ not fall within one or more of the categories ~~listed~~ in paragraph (3) (listed below):	+	*Does not fall within one or more of the categories in paragraph (3) (listed below):
−	#Listed buildings, building in a conservation area and ~~schedule of~~ monuments where compliance with the energy efficiency requirements would unacceptably alter their character or appearance;	+	#Listed buildings, building in a conservation area and scheduled monuments where compliance with the energy efficiency requirements would unacceptably alter their character or appearance;
	#Buildings which are used primarily or solely as places of worship;		#Buildings which are used primarily or solely as places of worship;
	#Temporary buildings with a planned time of use of two years or less, industrial sites, workshops and non-residential agricultural buildings with low energy demand;		#Temporary buildings with a planned time of use of two years or less, industrial sites, workshops and non-residential agricultural buildings with low energy demand;
	#Stand-alone buildings other than dwellings with a total useful floor area of less than 50m2.<br/>		#Stand-alone buildings other than dwellings with a total useful floor area of less than 50m2.<br/>

−	The [http://www.planningportal.gov.uk/permission/responsibilities/buildingregulations/approvalneeded/exemptions planning portal] provides a useful summary of this information, however, it may be wise to consult the building control body to establish precise application of an exemption from the building regulations for temporary buildings.	+	The [http://www.planningportal.gov.uk/permission/responsibilities/buildingregulations/approvalneeded/exemptions planning portal] provides a useful summary of this information, however, it may be wise to consult the building control body to establish precise application of, and exemption from the building regulations for temporary buildings.

	= Find out more =		= Find out more =
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	*Approved documents.		*Approved documents.
	*Building regulations.		*Building regulations.
−	*~~License~~.	+	*Licensing.
	*Live event production.		*Live event production.
	*Modular buildings.		*Modular buildings.

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	Some temporary buildings under certain circumstances may be exempt from parts of the buildings regulations.		Some temporary buildings under certain circumstances may be exempt from parts of the buildings regulations.
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	which in either case receives a cold or hot water supply from a source shared with or located inside any building other than a building or extension of a kind described in Schedule 2.		which in either case receives a cold or hot water supply from a source shared with or located inside any building other than a building or extension of a kind described in Schedule 2.

−	Paragraph 3 states that the requirements of Part P of Schedule 1(electrical safety) apply to:	+	Paragraph 3 states that the requirements of Part P of Schedule 1(electrical safety) apply to: <br/>
−	any greenhouse;</li>any small detached building falling within class 6 in Schedule 2 (small detached buildings); and</li>**any extension of a building falling within class 7 in Schedule 2 (extensions),~~</li></ul>~~	+	*any greenhouse;
−	which in any case receives its electricity from a source shared with or located inside a dwelling.	+	*any small detached building falling within class 6 in Schedule 2 (small detached buildings); and
		+	*any extension of a building falling within class 7 in Schedule 2 (extensions),
		+
		+	which in any case receives its electricity from a source shared with or located inside a dwelling.
		+
		+	Paragraph 21(1) states that energy efficiency requirements apply to:
		+	*The erection of any building of a kind falling within this paragraph;
		+	*The extension of any such building, other than an extension to which paragraph (4) applies; and
		+	*The carrying out of any work to or in connection with any such building or extension.<br/>

−	~~Paragraph 21(1) states that energy efficiency requirements apply to:~~
−	**the erection of any building of a kind falling within this paragraph;</li>*the extension of any such building, other than an extension to which paragraph (4) applies; and</li>****the carrying out of any work to or in connection with any such building or extension.</li></ul>
	A building falls within paragraph 21 (1) if it:		A building falls within paragraph 21 (1) if it:
−	~~*****~~is a roofed construction having walls;</li>******uses energy to condition the indoor climate; and</li>*****does not fall within one or more of the categories listed in paragraph (3) (listed below):</li></ul>*******#Listed buildings, building in a conservation area and schedule of monuments where compliance with the energy efficiency requirements would unacceptably alter their character or appearance;	+	*is a roofed construction having walls;
−	~~*********~~#Buildings which are used primarily or solely as places of worship;	+	*uses energy to condition the indoor climate; and
−	~~*********~~#Temporary buildings with a planned time of use of two years or less, industrial sites, workshops and non-residential agricultural buildings with low energy demand;	+	*does not fall within one or more of the categories listed in paragraph (3) (listed below):
−	~~*********~~#Stand-alone buildings other than dwellings with a total useful floor area of less than ~~50m<sup>2~~</~~sup~~>.	+	#Listed buildings, building in a conservation area and schedule of monuments where compliance with the energy efficiency requirements would unacceptably alter their character or appearance;
		+	#Buildings which are used primarily or solely as places of worship;
		+	#Temporary buildings with a planned time of use of two years or less, industrial sites, workshops and non-residential agricultural buildings with low energy demand;
		+	#Stand-alone buildings other than dwellings with a total useful floor area of less than 50m2.<br/>

	The [http://www.planningportal.gov.uk/permission/responsibilities/buildingregulations/approvalneeded/exemptions planning portal] provides a useful summary of this information, however, it may be wise to consult the building control body to establish precise application of an exemption from the building regulations for temporary buildings.		The [http://www.planningportal.gov.uk/permission/responsibilities/buildingregulations/approvalneeded/exemptions planning portal] provides a useful summary of this information, however, it may be wise to consult the building control body to establish precise application of an exemption from the building regulations for temporary buildings.
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	= Find out more =		= Find out more =

−	Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki	+	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
−	~~********~~Approved documents.	+	*Approved documents.
−	~~********~~Building regulations.	+	*Building regulations.
−	~~******~~Live event production.	+	*License.
−	~~********~~Modular buildings.	+	*Live event production.
−	~~********~~Permitted development.	+	*Modular buildings.
−	~~********~~Planning permission.	+	*Permitted development.
−	~~********~~Temporary building.	+	*Planning permission.
−	~~********~~Temporary use.	+	*Temporary building.
−	~~********~~The history of fabric structures.	+	*Temporary use.
−	~~********~~WikiHouse.	+	*The history of fabric structures.
		+	*WikiHouse.

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Some temporary buildings under certain circumstances may be exempt from parts of the buildings regulations.

[http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2010/2214/schedule/2/made Schedule 2 of the building regulations] ‘Exempt Buildings and Work’ defines a temporary building as, Class 4, ‘A building that is not intended to remain where it is erected for more than 28 days’. However, this definition is deceptively simple, and the application of and exemption from different parts of the building regulations are very complicated, and expressed in a way that is not very helpful.

[http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2010/2214/regulation/9/made Regulation 9] explains that:

Subject to paragraphs 2 and 3 (see below) and regulation 21(1) (energy efficiency requirements), the regulations do not apply to:
*the erection of any building or extension of a kind described in Schedule 2 (exempt buildings, Class 4 of which are temporary buildings); or
*the carrying out of any work to or in connection with such a building or extension, if after the carrying out of that work it is still a building or extension of a kind described in that Schedule.

Paragraph 2 states that the requirements of paragraphs G1 and G3(2) and (3) of Schedule 1 (relating to sanitation, hot water safety and water efficiency) apply:
*to any greenhouse which receives a cold or hot water supply from a source shared with or located inside a dwelling; and
*small detached building falling within class 6 in Schedule 2 (small detached buildings); and</li>**any extension of a building falling within class 7 in Schedule 2 (extensions),</li></ul>
which in either case receives a cold or hot water supply from a source shared with or located inside any building other than a building or extension of a kind described in Schedule 2.

Paragraph 3 states that the requirements of Part P of Schedule 1(electrical safety) apply to:
***any greenhouse;</li>****any small detached building falling within class 6 in Schedule 2 (small detached buildings); and</li>*****any extension of a building falling within class 7 in Schedule 2 (extensions),</li></ul>
which in any case receives its electricity from a source shared with or located inside a dwelling.

Paragraph 21(1) states that energy efficiency requirements apply to:
******the erection of any building of a kind falling within this paragraph;</li>*******the extension of any such building, other than an extension to which paragraph (4) applies; and</li>********the carrying out of any work to or in connection with any such building or extension.</li></ul>
A building falls within paragraph 21 (1) if it:
*********is a roofed construction having walls;</li>**********uses energy to condition the indoor climate; and</li>***********does not fall within one or more of the categories listed in paragraph (3) (listed below):</li></ul>***********#Listed buildings, building in a conservation area and schedule of monuments where compliance with the energy efficiency requirements would unacceptably alter their character or appearance;
***********#Buildings which are used primarily or solely as places of worship;
***********#Temporary buildings with a planned time of use of two years or less, industrial sites, workshops and non-residential agricultural buildings with low energy demand;
***********#Stand-alone buildings other than dwellings with a total useful floor area of less than 50m<sup>2</sup>.

The [http://www.planningportal.gov.uk/permission/responsibilities/buildingregulations/approvalneeded/exemptions planning portal] provides a useful summary of this information, however, it may be wise to consult the building control body to establish precise application of an exemption from the building regulations for temporary buildings.

= Find out more =

Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki
************Approved documents.
************Building regulations.
************Live event production.
************Modular buildings.
************Permitted development.
************Planning permission.
************Temporary building.
************Temporary use.
************The history of fabric structures.
************WikiHouse.

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	Paragraph 2 states that the requirements of paragraphs G1 and G3(2) and (3) of Schedule 1 (relating to sanitation, hot water safety and water efficiency) apply:		Paragraph 2 states that the requirements of paragraphs G1 and G3(2) and (3) of Schedule 1 (relating to sanitation, hot water safety and water efficiency) apply:
	*to any greenhouse which receives a cold or hot water supply from a source shared with or located inside a dwelling; and		*to any greenhouse which receives a cold or hot water supply from a source shared with or located inside a dwelling; and
−	small detached building falling within class 6 in Schedule 2 (small detached buildings); and</li>*any extension of a building falling within class 7 in Schedule 2 (extensions),~~</li></ul>~~	+	*small detached building falling within class 6 in Schedule 2 (small detached buildings); and
−	which in either case receives a cold or hot water supply from a source shared with or located inside any building other than a building or extension of a kind described in Schedule 2.	+	*any extension of a building falling within class 7 in Schedule 2 (extensions),
		+
		+	which in either case receives a cold or hot water supply from a source shared with or located inside any building other than a building or extension of a kind described in Schedule 2.

	Paragraph 3 states that the requirements of Part P of Schedule 1(electrical safety) apply to:		Paragraph 3 states that the requirements of Part P of Schedule 1(electrical safety) apply to:
−	*any greenhouse;</li>any small detached building falling within class 6 in Schedule 2 (small detached buildings); and</li>***any extension of a building falling within class 7 in Schedule 2 (extensions),</li></ul>	+	any greenhouse;</li>any small detached building falling within class 6 in Schedule 2 (small detached buildings); and</li>**any extension of a building falling within class 7 in Schedule 2 (extensions),</li></ul>
	which in any case receives its electricity from a source shared with or located inside a dwelling.		which in any case receives its electricity from a source shared with or located inside a dwelling.

	Paragraph 21(1) states that energy efficiency requirements apply to:		Paragraph 21(1) states that energy efficiency requirements apply to:
−	****the erection of any building of a kind falling within this paragraph;</li>***the extension of any such building, other than an extension to which paragraph (4) applies; and</li>******the carrying out of any work to or in connection with any such building or extension.</li></ul>	+	**the erection of any building of a kind falling within this paragraph;</li>*the extension of any such building, other than an extension to which paragraph (4) applies; and</li>****the carrying out of any work to or in connection with any such building or extension.</li></ul>
	A building falls within paragraph 21 (1) if it:		A building falls within paragraph 21 (1) if it:
−	*******is a roofed construction having walls;</li>******uses energy to condition the indoor climate; and</li>*******does not fall within one or more of the categories listed in paragraph (3) (listed below):</li></ul>*********#Listed buildings, building in a conservation area and schedule of monuments where compliance with the energy efficiency requirements would unacceptably alter their character or appearance;	+	*****is a roofed construction having walls;</li>****uses energy to condition the indoor climate; and</li>*****does not fall within one or more of the categories listed in paragraph (3) (listed below):</li></ul>*******#Listed buildings, building in a conservation area and schedule of monuments where compliance with the energy efficiency requirements would unacceptably alter their character or appearance;
−	***********#Buildings which are used primarily or solely as places of worship;	+	*********#Buildings which are used primarily or solely as places of worship;
−	***********#Temporary buildings with a planned time of use of two years or less, industrial sites, workshops and non-residential agricultural buildings with low energy demand;	+	*********#Temporary buildings with a planned time of use of two years or less, industrial sites, workshops and non-residential agricultural buildings with low energy demand;
−	***********#Stand-alone buildings other than dwellings with a total useful floor area of less than 50m<sup>2</sup>.	+	*********#Stand-alone buildings other than dwellings with a total useful floor area of less than 50m<sup>2</sup>.

	The [http://www.planningportal.gov.uk/permission/responsibilities/buildingregulations/approvalneeded/exemptions planning portal] provides a useful summary of this information, however, it may be wise to consult the building control body to establish precise application of an exemption from the building regulations for temporary buildings.		The [http://www.planningportal.gov.uk/permission/responsibilities/buildingregulations/approvalneeded/exemptions planning portal] provides a useful summary of this information, however, it may be wise to consult the building control body to establish precise application of an exemption from the building regulations for temporary buildings.
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	Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki		Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki
−	************Approved documents.	+	**********Approved documents.
−	************Building regulations.	+	**********Building regulations.
−	************Live event production.	+	**********Live event production.
−	************Modular buildings.	+	**********Modular buildings.
−	************Permitted development.	+	**********Permitted development.
−	************Planning permission.	+	**********Planning permission.
−	************Temporary building.	+	**********Temporary building.
−	************Temporary use.	+	**********Temporary use.
−	************The history of fabric structures.	+	**********The history of fabric structures.
−	************WikiHouse.	+	**********WikiHouse.
		+
		+	[[Category:Regulations]]