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1. Section 11 (requirement to register) applies as if—
(a)in subsection (1)—
(i)after “description”, on the first occasion where the word occurs, there were inserted “or a holiday scheme for disabled children”;
(ii)after “description”, on the second occasion where the word occurs, there were inserted “or as a holiday scheme for disabled children”;
(b)in subsection (6)(a)—
(i)for “or agency” there were substituted “, agency or holiday scheme for disabled children”;
(ii)“or” at the end of the paragraph were omitted;
(c)for subsection (6)(b) there were substituted—
“(b)in the case of a conviction in relation to an establishment or agency, the conviction is a second or subsequent conviction of the offence and the earlier conviction, or one of the earlier convictions, was of an offence in relation to an establishment or agency of the same description; or
(c)in the case of a conviction in relation to a holiday scheme for disabled children, the conviction is a second or subsequent conviction of the offence.”.
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