An example of the information that would need to be kept would be plans (which are required through the Gateways).
#Keep it golden registration
We intend for the information and documents required through other parts of the more stringent regulatory regime (for instance the Gateways, registration and certification, safety case, mandatory occurrence reporting and information to support residents’ engagement) to be stored in the golden thread. We will publish these regulations, and additional guidance, in draft for consultation in due course. The regulations will set out the information that has to be stored in the golden thread and how the information must be kept.
We will set out the specific requirements for the golden thread in secondary legislation. The working group has published a report which provides an overview of the development of golden thread policy, and outlining how they have supported MHCLG with its development. The working group is made up of industry experts and is focused on ensuring that the golden thread will be a tool for industry to help ensure that buildings are safe. We have been working closely with the Building Regulations Advisory Committee (BRAC) and with them we have set up a working group on the golden thread. Going forward the information management for safety will need to be embedded across the sector. Implementation of the golden thread will require individuals and organisations responsible for a building to have good information management systems and a clear understanding of how information management supports building safety. Without this information, it is very difficult to manage buildings safely. Having a golden thread will mean that those people responsible will have easily accessible, reliable, up to date and accurate information. It will be the duty of the people responsible for a building to put in place and maintain a golden thread of information.
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