The appointment of a new Chief Advisor on Construction and Science has been announced. This position has been created to ensure independent expert assessment of issues related to building and structure safety. The advisor will provide consultation to government bodies on current problems in the construction industry, including ensuring buildings comply with modern safety standards. One of the key tasks for the newly appointed advisor will be to support reform of the construction regulatory system. The expert is expected to rely on scientific data and best practices when formulating recommendations for the authorities. The creation of this position is linked to growing attention to building safety issues, particularly following a series of incidents that revealed shortcomings in the existing control system. The independent status of the advisor is intended to ensure objectivity and professionalism in risk assessment and decision-making. The appointment is viewed as part of broader efforts to modernize the construction industry and increase public confidence in the safety assurance system for residential and commercial buildings. Details of further steps and specific reforms are expected in the coming weeks.