It might be an old rule, but it

might...

And with that one, it's such a, you know, I think the check is about £60 or something like that.

And it's so unlikely now to be enforced that you can put in place an insurance for buttons as well.

But you can guarantee that on the one you don't check, that will be the one that it's wrong on.

And, you know, imagine a roof going or something that you've got to contribute towards.

So there's that.

Is there a legal liability to a certain degree, like a response, almost like a fiduciary duty? So if you're employing staff? and you're leasing a building and you don't know what potential risks there are but there are some for whatever reason it might be an exposure to something Radon was the one I came across when we bought our house we were in a Radon area so we ended up buying one of them kits online where you have to stick it in your kitchen for three months to find out whether you might die of it at some point in the near future but like putting that into a work environment you've got as an employer you have a responsibility to keep safe your employees and if there are things that you've sort of skipped past which might expose them to health safety risks for example