What document must be used for compliance orders issued by inspectors?

The requirement for compliance orders issued by inspectors to utilize a specific form has a basis in ensuring uniformity and legal validity in the enforcement of building regulations. The use of a form approved by the Minister guarantees that all compliance orders are compliant with existing laws and regulations, thus providing a consistent approach to inspections and subsequent orders. This approved form serves as an official document that delineates the responsibilities of the parties involved, outlines the nature of the violation, and details the necessary steps to rectify the situation.

In contrast, using any form available or a self-created document would lack the official recognition and standardization needed for legal enforcement. Verbal agreements, while potentially useful in informal settings, do not provide the necessary documentation to support compliance actions and can lead to misunderstandings or disputes regarding what was agreed upon. Therefore, using a Minister-approved form is crucial for ensuring that compliance orders are enforceable and that all parties understand their obligations clearly.