A review of The Mobility Scooter Guidance for Residential Premises has been undertaken to ensure it remains up to date and fit for purpose. The original guidance was published in 2018, and since that time, the technology to support the mobility scooter industry has developed considerably, particularly with the development of Lithium-ion battery technology.
This consultation document is a draft and has not been formatted at this point. This process will be undertaken internally by NFCC; therefore, observations on formatting should not be included.
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This survey will close at 9am on Monday 15th December. If you have any questions or experience any difficulties in completing the survey, please email the Protection Reform Unit at pru@nationalfirechiefs.org.uk
The consultation document can be found here: Mobility Scooter Guidance for Residential Buildings
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