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I certainly don't test a new install the way I was taught at college. The main difference being the only RFC testing I do is end to end continuity of the 3 conductors at the C/U. If anyone would like to slag me off for this I would appreciate if you could accompany said slagging off with an example of how doing it this way could create a dangerous situation.
I will also happily admit that I get my R1+R2 readings after a C/U change by calculating Zs-Ze or R1+R2/4 in the case of an RFC. If they ask for an EICR I will give them one. If they want a C/U change with a cert, that is what they get.
So you only do the tests which you deem necessary Dave?