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wrong.544.1.2 says "The main protective bonding connection to any gas, water or other service shall be made as near as practicable to the point of entry of that service into the premises."
Since it refers to the point of entry of the service, rather than the point of entry of the pipework, it appears to be saying that, even if the reason that the copper pipework is extraneous is that it feeds out underground in copper, the main bond should still be made at the incoming point.
then a block of flats only has bonding on the intake into the building and nothing in the flats?
each seperate building requires bonding in this case the house and outbuilding both need bonding