Rachel Maclean

The Minister of State, Home Department

Former Conservative MP for Redditch

@redditchrachel https://facebook.com/RedditchRachel

Fire Safety

There have been votes in Parliament on fire safety measures, including requirements for inspections and data sharing with fire services.

Rachel Maclean consistently voted against stronger fire safety measures

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Major votes

  • On 19 Jan 2022: Rachel Maclean voted to allow landlords to pass on the costs of certain fire safety works to leaseholders, and not to create the Building Works Agency which would have been charged with administering a programme of cladding remediation and other building safety works. Show vote
  • On 24 Feb 2021: Rachel Maclean voted not to require the owner or manager of a building containing two or more sets of domestic premises to: provide information about its external walls to the local fire service; inspect individual flat entrance doors annually; inspect lifts monthly and report faults to the local fire service; and share evacuation and fire safety instructions with residents of the building. Show vote
  • On 1 Feb 2021: Rachel Maclean was absent for a vote on Unsafe Cladding: Protecting Tenants and Leaseholders Show vote
  • On 7 Sep 2020: Rachel Maclean voted against placing more fire-safety duties on those who own or manage buildings containing two or more homes. Show vote

Minor votes

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