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I always thought this applied to multi occupancy dwellings but on a gb-gas video it says flats which are a single family unit what is correct i dont ncs a cooker in a flat if it doesnt have fsd on burners but now im not sure
 
if the flat is rented and cooker/hob already there its ncs. If the flat is owned not an issue as far as I understood, after all what owner ever has a cooker serviced ? :)
 
Read Technical Bulletin 015 (on page 9 on gas safe TB site)

All the answers here.

Also, applies to rented or owned, no difference.
 
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