If it is decided it is not safe, and we live in a country where the government enforces H&S = then it is banned.
Often said, "If it was up to Health and Safety,, nothing would ever get done."
For instance, at work, I'm allowed to change light bulbs,,, BUT,, only if I don't have to go more than two steps up a step ladder. If I had to step on to the third or (oooh danger) the fourth step, then they are supposed to get someone else to do it (always at a cost though) So I change light bulbs as and when needed, and bugger H&S, I'm the one taking the risk, I put no one else at risk and personally accept the risk. If I fall, then I'd accept that it's my fault. I'm therefore saving my employer a stack of money. (specially when it costs upwards of £50 a time to get an electrician out for such a menial task. (and I've had "ladder training" at that) H&S rules are bloody ridiculous these days.