The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 is a key piece of legislation in the United Kingdom that aims to improve fire safety in non-domestic premises. It consolidates various fire safety laws into a single framework, placing the responsibility for fire safety on the person in control of the premises. This includes conducting risk assessments and implementing necessary safety measures to protect occupants and visitors. Under this order, businesses and organizations must ensure that their premises are safe from fire hazards. They are required to maintain fire safety equipment, provide staff training, and develop emergency plans. The order emphasizes a proactive approach to fire safety, promoting a culture of prevention and preparedness.