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The questions are the same wherever you are, and you do not have to wait for us. Ask any assessor for their qualifications and who awarded them, their third party certification and its registration number, their professional indemnity figure, how many buildings like yours they have assessed, and a sample report with the client details removed.
Your local fire and rescue service is the enforcing authority for most premises, and your council will tell you whether the property sits inside a licensing scheme. Both are free to ask.