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Single construction regulator prospectus

From:
Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
Published
17 December 2025
Last updated
27 January 2026 — See all updates

Summary

​​We are seeking views on government’s proposals for regulatory reform and the development of a single construction regulator.​

This consultation closes at

Consultation description

​​The Grenfell Tower Inquiry’s first recommendation in its Phase 2 report was for the government to create a single regulator that draws together functions relating to the construction industry. 

​We are consulting on proposals to establish a single construction regulator. The proposed changes intend to reduce fragmentation in how the sector is regulated and drive culture change in the industry. ​

To request a translation or accessible version of this consultation, email regulatoryreform@communities.gov.uk.

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Documents

Single construction regulator prospectus: consultation document

Ref: ISBN 978-1-5286-6039-6, E03472839, CP 1464

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Single Construction Regulator Consultation,
Fry Building 2NE,
Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government,
2 Marsham Street,
London,
SW1P 4DF

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