The UK Building Safety Regulator has announced the start of a public consultation as part of the review of Part K of the building standards and the corresponding Approved Document K. This section regulates requirements for protecting people in buildings from falls, collisions, and impacts — in particular, it sets standards for stairs, ramps, railings, windows, and other structural elements that reduce the risk of injury. As part of the consultation, the regulator is calling on construction industry specialists, architects, safety experts, and members of the public to share evidence, research results, and practical experience in applying current standards. The collected materials will be used to assess the effectiveness of existing requirements and develop proposals for their updating. The initiative is part of a broader program to reform the building regulations system in the country, strengthened following high-profile incidents related to building safety. It is expected that the consultation will result in recommendations that will form the basis of an updated version of the document. Participation in the survey is open to a wide range of stakeholders, including construction companies, designers, representatives of local authorities, and residents who have faced safety issues at home. Organizers emphasize the importance of gathering the most complete and diverse information possible to make well-informed decisions in the future.