Event summary
This Event is open to Members only.
- Date:
- Tuesday 22 September, 2026
- Time:
- 09:00 - 10:00
- For information only:
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This panel webinar will examine how the Building Safety Gateway regime is reshaping development, investment and delivery risk, with a focus on the real-world impact of Gateways 2 and 3 on programme certainty, practical completion, lawful occupation, funding conditions and exit strategy. The panel will explore why Gateway approval is now a critical path issue for higher-risk buildings, how funders and purchasers are approaching compliance, and what developers and investors can do to manage delay, change control, Golden Thread information, procurement strategy and contractual risk allocation
Speakers
• Chair: Doug Simpson, Head of Construction, LexisNexis
- Speakers:
o Barry Hembling, Partner, Watson Farley & Williams
o Jamie Bell, Senior Associate, Real Estate, Watson Farley & Williams
o Sarah Bischoff, Planning, LexisNexis
Contact us
If you have any questions, please contact us at events@realestateuk.org
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We're proud to announce that this event is CPD accredited by The CPD Group, a globally recognised body for quality professional development.
With this accreditation, you will have the opportunity to:
- Collect CPD credits - The event will offer trackable CPD credits that contribute to attendees' yearly professional development requirements. These credits serve as a tangible way for professionals to validate their participation and learning at the event.
- Receive personalised certificates - Each seminar attended and the event as a whole will earn participants a free personalised certificate. This certificate recognises their dedication to ongoing learning and professional advancement.
- Engage with high-quality content - Our events will continue to provide top-tier content through various seminars, talks and interactive sessions, enabling attendees to access cutting-edge insights and expertise in the industry.
