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That just confuses me further. I was under the impression that supplementary bonding wasn't required anymore (since 2008) if all circuits are rcd protected. Please inform me if I'm incorrect
 
Daz has answered your question.
Its not a question of its just no longer required.
Look at the reg he kindly quoted you and see if the installation & conditions meet the necessary requirements before you decide whether it requires bonding or not.
 

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