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In forceAccommodation to be in good order and repair and appropriate for purpose
Part 2Provision of accommodation
5 Accommodation to be in good order and repair and appropriate for purpose
The accommodation must be in good order and repair, in a hygienic condition and otherwise appropriate for its purpose.
Examples—
• A building or structure is in good order and repair if it is maintained and kept in a clean condition.
• Fittings, furnishings and equipment provided for workers are kept in good order and repair if they are maintained, kept in a clean condition and kept in working order.
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