The reason I asked the question is because following the Penhallow incident, the trend seemed to be "we told you so" and the numbers of fatalities would increase following the introduction of the Fire Safety Order.
Then there was another fatal in Blackpool.
Now the Fire and Rescue Service mourns the loss of another colleague with three still unaccounted for and on another thread, the steer is towards the Fire Safety Order.
I just get the impression that people are trying to pin everything on it as a means of venting frustration and anger.
Maybe, just maybe, the new legislation will highlight the poorly managed and unsafe premises in order to ultimately protect life. At least those responsible cannot hide behind a fire certificate and now have no excuses.