Call to tighten Construction Act

Series: Construction News ; (6681) 31 August 2000, 2(1)Publication details: 2000Subject(s):

Summary: The Construction Liaison Group is pushing government to improve the implementation of the Construction Act, following an unsatisfactory survey of subcontractors. The CLG also expressed concern about the lack of interest in Constructionline - the register of qualified contractors and consultants.

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The Construction Liaison Group is pushing government to improve the implementation of the Construction Act, following an unsatisfactory survey of subcontractors. The CLG also expressed concern about the lack of interest in Constructionline - the register of qualified contractors and consultants.

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