Regulation 543.2.7 where part of the protective conductor is formed by conduit trunking, ducting, or the metal sheath and/or the armouring of the cable, the earthing terminal of each accessory shall be connected via a seperate protective conductor to an earthing terminal incorporated in the associated box or enclosure.
543.2.4 (i) its electrical continuity shall be assure by construction, or by suitable connection, in such a way as to be protected against mechanical, chemical or electrochemical corrosion.
I can't remember the other regulation number I need.
But it basically states all armouring of cables has to be earth at the distribution board end and the supply end, by a banjo, and must comply with regulation 543.2.4(i)
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the protective conductor is not formed by conduit, trunking etc
it has a seperate conductor !
the armoured cable having an metal sheath does require to be earthed (as extraneous metallic part0) but only necessary at one point, and will generally be by a banjo, looking at the bolt at the top right i would say this has been done, although cant see enough to verify it
as far as i can see the work has been carried out to a very good standard !
and only requires a 3 core flex connection to the fan
which relays the problem that the fan is a timer version and requires a switched live, possibly via a pullcord or a switch mounted at a lower level
even if the timer was linked it would still need a source to turn it on
i personally would swap the fan with a va150p which has a built in pullcord and would only require a straight connection !