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Every two years.
Biennial: every two years. Article 6 of Royal Decree 920/2017 provides an initial exemption up to four years for this category, followed by biennial inspections. The question asks for the interval, rather than assuming an inspection is due exactly at age five while the previous one remains valid. Check the applicable expiry date.
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Every two years.
Every year.
Every four years.
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