Oh yes. Please let us have the information!

This is exactly the kind of 'designed in safety' that helps both the prepared and the unprepared (and often unaware) too.

I am fortunate enough to work in a building where fire and emergency preparedness in general, is a serious consideration. However my previous workplace saw fire regs as a necessary PITA and I know many people who never even give it a second thought in their own homes; frequently blocking their exit routes with assorted junk, leaving stuff up on their stairs, keeping loads more household chemicals on hand than they will ever need, pulling the batteries out of their smoke alarms when burnt foodstuff triggers them while they are cooking, etc, etc.

On that subject has anyone got a decent 'home safety checklist', if not perhaps that would form a good basis for another thread?

OIMO