DDM

Apologies for resuscitating this thread! I thought it was better than starting a new one. I am the managing agent of a small Victorian building in London with 3 flats, common parts, and 4 residents. I am the only employee in my company. We carried out an FRA and updated the common parts with a new fire alarm system, new cabling and better emergency exit signage 8 years ago. We have maintained the system and our own assessments of the common parts. However, we have not kept a written FRA. As others above, one of the residents is selling their flat and their solicitors are requesting the written FRA. It was my understanding that under the current legislation (The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005) as mentioned on the above posts, a written assessment is not necessary in our circumstances (less than 5 employees). Before I go back to their solicitors on the matter (again!), I just wanted to make sure if anyone is aware of any recent change in legislation that may change the current guidance under the 2005 order. Does anyone know? I'm happy to request a new FRA with written report if the tenants would like one, but I just wanted to make sure I have been compliant up to now on the written report requirement. Many thanks for any help (and for the very sound advice found in these forums!)