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No, that wouldn’t stand up.
It’s up to a £30k fine for failing to have the report or not meet the 18th edition.
We have a similar, very old building with a Rent Act tenancy, and it wasn’t that bad to sort out. Because one day we will refurbish, our electrician just rewired surface in trunking almost as existing (there weren’t that many sockets, for example). It wasn’t as big a job as you might think, and the thought of doing the job is probably worse than doing it! (That’s what we found anyway).
Whatever the situation, it needs to be done as a priority.