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Whether it's bad practice or not depends on whether the circuit was designed that way, or it's just that the installer is disenclined to do a proper job.
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We seldom use anything less than 2.5 for lighting, except an occasional small installation.
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Not sure why you thought it was sarcasm. It sounds to me that it’s very likely that the consumer unit has been installed incorrectly - either by incorrect connections or loose/missed connections.
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