Approved Inspectors differ from Building Control Officers in that they
A) Are employed by the Health and Safety Executive
B) Are employed by the Construction Industry Council
C) Are employed by the government
D) Are employed by the local authority
E) Are employed by the building developers

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Approved Inspectors are private sector individuals or organisations that are authorised to carry out building control work in England and Wales. They are an alternative to local authority building control officers and are typically employed directly by the building developers or owners seeking to ensure their buildings are compliant with building regulations. Unlike local authority building control officers, who are employed by the local government, Approved Inspectors are part of the private sector.

Approved Inspectors Differ from Building Control Officers in That They