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The Institute of Architects has written to the Prime Minister requesting a formal meeting to provide technical support to the government in implementing the Jean-Paul Sophia Inquiry report.
An investigation into the death of Jean-Paul Sophia found that the state was responsible for shortcomings in the industry, highlighting errors in the operations of state entities.
In its letter The Chamber told the Prime Minister it hoped the competence and authenticity of the recommendations it has been making since 2019 will now not be called into question.
The chamber said its recommendations were based on its Modern Building and Construction Regulatory Framework.
The chamber said it could be a source of expertise for the government to implement recommendations made in the inquiry’s report.
It said it wanted to discuss how the board’s recommendations could be developed on a consistent regulatory basis and planned with determination and confidence.
It also wants to discuss the future of the Building and Construction Authority.
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