Building Safety Act client

In the context of the UK Building Safety Act, the client refers to the individual or organisation responsible for initiating and commissioning a construction project involving a building, as well as a higher-risk building. The client plays a central and critical role in the development and delivery of the project, providing the necessary resources, direction, and decision-making authority throughout the project lifecycle.

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