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Work on at least 50 鈥榟igher risk鈥� schemes will need to stop due to issues with two private building control surveyors, the 好色先生TV Safety Regulator has said.

Affected schemes will need to apply to the HSE to get their building control applications validated before they can restart work.

It follows the compulsory liquidation of registered building control approver AIS Surveyors Ltd after the firm was taken to court by a creditor in May.

Another firm, Assent 好色先生TV Control, has not registered to become a building control approver under the new building safety regime. The deadline to register was 6 April.

A note sent out by the 好色先生TV Safety Regulator last week said: 鈥淲e expect over 50 in-flight higher risk building projects will need to now apply to HSE in their work as the building control and stop work until we have validated their applications.鈥�

It said that as the projects were ongoing their applications would be prioritised over others except those for remediation work.

A 鈥渘umber鈥� of the schemes have been identified but the regulator said it does not hold a record of all buildings affected.

It also urged recipients to share the note so developers 鈥渦nderstand the possible effect of this unexpected, additional workload on their current applications鈥�.

Affected schemes are understood to have been undergoing validation by private building control firms before the new building safety regime came into force last October.

The new regime means that the regulator must sign off all higher risk buildings, which are defined as being at least 18 metres, or seven storeys, in height and contain either a care home or hospital or at least two residential units.