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Recent changes to this law make any conditions specified by the Office of the Fire Marshal (OFM) in a plan review report legally enforceable as orders.
The proposed Plan Review Appeals Board Regulations will govern the process to appeal plan review orders issued by the Office of the Fire Marshal.
Once the engagement has closed, the feedback received will be reviewed, summarized, and published here in a What We Heard Report. This feedback will also be considered before the final publication of the Plan Review Appeals Board Regulations and the amended Fire Prevention Regulations.
A public service announcement will be released by the GNWT when the proposed regulations come into force.
Recent changes to this law make any conditions specified by the Office of the Fire Marshal (OFM) in a plan review report legally enforceable as orders.
The proposed Plan Review Appeals Board Regulations will govern the process to appeal plan review orders issued by the Office of the Fire Marshal.
Once the engagement has closed, the feedback received will be reviewed, summarized, and published here in a What We Heard Report. This feedback will also be considered before the final publication of the Plan Review Appeals Board Regulations and the amended Fire Prevention Regulations.
A public service announcement will be released by the GNWT when the proposed regulations come into force.
Page last updated: 23 Jul 2024, 09:12 AM
Status
Open
Proposed Fire Prevention Act Regulation Changes is currently at this stage
This engagement is open from July 2, 2024 to August 6, 2024.
Under Review
this is an upcoming stage for Proposed Fire Prevention Act Regulation Changes
Completed
this is an upcoming stage for Proposed Fire Prevention Act Regulation Changes
