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114.—(1) Where a child who is a pupil at a school lives at the school during school holidays for a period of more than two weeks, this Part shall apply in relation to the child as if—
(a)while living at the school, he were a privately fostered child; and
(b)Articles 107(3)(d) and 111 were omitted.
(2) Paragraph (3) applies to any person who proposes to care for and accommodate one or more children at a school in circumstances in which some or all of them will be treated as privately fostered children by virtue of this Article.
(3) That person shall, not less than two weeks before the first of those children is treated as a privately fostered child by virtue of this Article during the holiday in question, give written notice of his proposal to the authority within whose area the child is ordinarily resident ( “the appropriate authority”), stating the estimated number of the children.
(4) An authority may exempt any person from the duty of giving notice under paragraph (3).
(5) Any such exemption may be granted for a special period or indefinitely and may be revoked at any time by notice in writing given to the person exempted.
(6) Where a child who is treated as a privately fostered child by virtue of this Article dies, the person caring for him at the school shall, not later than 48 hours after the death, give written notice of it—
(a)to the appropriate authority; and
(b)where reasonably practicable, to each parent of the child and to every person who is not a parent of his but who has parental responsibility for him.
(7) Where a child who is treated as a privately fostered child by virtue of this Article ceases for any other reason to be such a child, the person caring for him at the school shall give written notice of the fact to the appropriate authority.
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