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The government has appointed four experts to join Dame Judith Hackitt on the Building Control Independent Panel, set up to review the building control system in England.<\/p>\n

The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government confirmed the appointments yesterday (24 April).<\/p>\n

The panel, set up in response to the Grenfell Tower Panel inquiry, will focus on issues including commercial incentives and the potential creation of a national authority model.<\/p>\n

Hackitt, who chaired the post-Grenfell review of Building Regulations and Fire Safety, had already been named as chair of the panel<\/a>.<\/p>\n

She also advises the UK and Australian governments on building standards and sits on the International Building Quality Council.<\/p>\n

Hackitt will be joined by:<\/p>\n