The IGBC has been engaging with our members over to past few weeks to maximise input into our submission for this consultation. This included:
- March Green Building Network with Ian Mawditt of Fourwalls, Ian addressed over 70 people on his findings of testing indoor air quality of dwellings in the UK. This gave rise to intense discussion from members particularly around level of non compliance.
- Webinar for IGBC members to provide feed back on the consultation
- May Green Building Network – Further discussion of the amendments to Part F and L
In addition, we have discussed our submission with a number of industry associations and organisations such as the Irish Ventilation Association and ICOMOS.
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