Articles 29 to 31 cover which notices?

• A. Prohibition notices; Improvement notices; Stop notices
• B. Alterations notices; Enforcement notices; Prohibition notices
• C. Fire risk assessment notices; Training notices; Warning notices
• D. Enforcement notices; Prohibition notices; Stop notices

Answer: (B)

The notices covered by these articles are enforcement actions the enforcing authority can issue under the Fire Safety Order. They include Alterations notices, Enforcement notices, and Prohibition notices. An Alterations notice requires changes to the premises to remove or reduce the fire risk. An Enforcement notice sets out actions that must be taken to comply with the order, usually with a deadline. A Prohibition notice stops the use of all or part of the premises (or a practice) until it’s safe to resume. Other options like Stop notices or Improvement notices aren’t described in these articles, so they don’t match what these sections specify.