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The Scottish Government has launched a consultation looking at the Scottish Building Regulations and focuses on the proposed review of fire safety topics including Cameron House Hotel recommendations.
Six areas are covered in the consultation including:
introducing a requirement for active fire suppression systems installed for future conversions of historic buildings to be used as hotel accommodation
the application of mandatory building standard 2.15 - automatic fire suppression systems - to alterations, extensions and conversions of buildings within the scope of the standard.
The consultation opened on 13 December 2024, and Building Engineers have until 7 March 2025 to have their say on the proposed changes.
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