L2 Unit 103 Planning process

What is the main responsibility of a development control officer?

• Ensuring that all work carried out meets the relevant regulations

• Protecting and conserving a diverse range of buildings

• Assessing planning applications and evaluating the outcomes

• Inspecting and surveying buildings and writing reports on their condition

Who is responsible for inspecting and surveying buildings and writing reports on their condition?

• Building heritage conservation officer

• Building control officer

• Building conservation officer

• Development control officer

When does a building control officer conduct inspections?

• Before the concrete is poured into a foundation trench

• When the roof is going on

• When construction is finished

• All of the above

What is the purpose of building regulations?

• To protect people's safety, health, and welfare in and around buildings

• To improve the conservation of fuel and power

• To promote sustainable development

• All of the above

What is the main purpose of scheduling monuments?

• To identify monuments of national importance

• To protect and preserve scheduled monuments

• To promote tourism and cultural heritage

• To manage and regulate construction projects

How many world heritage sites does Wales currently have?

• 4

• 2

• 1

• 3

What is the status given to a building of special local interest?

• Local listing

• Conservation area consent

• Ecclesiastical exemption

• Listed building consent

What is the penalty for breaching legislation or damaging a listed building?

• Prison

• Court order to undo the work and/or a Fine

• Blacklist from future listed building work

• All of the above

What type of consent is required to demolish a building in a conservation area?

• Scheduled monument consent

• Building regulations approval

• Conservation area consent

• Planning permission

Which document covers Electrical safety in building regulations?

• Part A

• Part L

• Part P

• Part M