133. Deputy Barry Cowen asked the Minister for Housing, Planning, Community and Local Government the number and percentage of developments that are exempt or availing of the opt out clause under the building control regulations including new single dwellings, domestic extensions greater than or equal to 40m2 and extensions of less than 40m2 that have been inspected in each local authority since the introduction of the Building Control (Amendment) Regulations in September 2015; the local authorities which have inspected less than 12% to 15% of validly commenced building units; and if inspecting less than this percentage of exempted or opt out developments is considered a breach of their statutory responsibilities under the Building Control Act 1990. [22226/17]

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133. Deputy Barry Cowen asked the Minister for Housing, Planning, Community and Local Government the number and percentage of developments that are exempt or availing of the opt out clause under the building control regulations including new single dwellings, domestic extensions greater than or equal to 40m2 and extensions of less than 40m2 that have been inspected in each local authority since the introduction of the Building Control (Amendment) Regulations in September 2015; the local authorities which have inspected less than 12% to 15% of validly commenced building units; and if inspecting less than this percentage of exempted or opt out developments is considered a breach of their statutory responsibilities under the Building Control Act 1990. [22226/17]

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