SCHEDULES
SCHEDULE 9 Child Minding and Day Care for Young Children
Disqualification from registration
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1
A person may not be registered under section 71 if he is disqualified by regulations made by the Secretary of State for the purposes of this paragraph F1unless—
a
he has disclosed the fact to the appropriate local authority; and
b
obtained their written consent.
2
The regulations may, in particular, provide for a person to be disqualified where—
a
an order of a prescribed kind has been made at any time with respect to him;
b
an order of a prescribed kind has been made at any time with respect to any child who has been in his care;
c
a requirement of a prescribed kind has been imposed at any time with respect to such a child, under or by virtue of any enactment;
d
he has at any time been refused registration under Part X or any other prescribed enactment or had any such registration cancelled;
e
he has been convicted of any offence of a prescribed kind, or has been placed on probation or discharged absolutely or conditionally for any such offence;
f
he has at any time been disqualified from fostering a child privately;
g
h
his rights and powers with respect to a child have at any time been vested in a prescribed authority under a prescribed enactment.
3
A person who lives—
a
in the same household as a person who is himself disqualified by the regulations; or
b
in a household at which any such person is employed,
shall be disqualified unless he has disclosed the fact to the appropriate local authority and obtained their written consent.
4
A person who is disqualified shall not provide day care, or be concerned in the management of, or have any financial interest in, any provision of day care unless he has—
a
disclosed the fact to the appropriate local authority; and
b
obtained their written consent.
5
No person shall employ, in connection with the provision of day care, a person who is disqualified, unless he has—
a
disclosed to the appropriate local authority the fact that that person is so disqualified; and
b
obtained their written consent.
6
In this paragraph “enactment” means any enactment having effect, at any time, in any part of the United Kingdom.
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1
A person may not be registered under section 71 if he is disqualified by regulations made by the Secretary of State for the purposes of this paragraph
2
The regulations may, in particular, provide for a person to be disqualified where—
a
an order of a prescribed kind has been made at any time with respect to him;
b
an order of a prescribed kind has been made at any time with respect to any child who has been in his care;
c
a requirement of a prescribed kind has been imposed at any time with respect to such a child, under or by virtue of any enactment;
d
he has at any time been refused registration under Part X or any other prescribed enactment or had any such registration cancelled;
e
he has been convicted of any offence of a prescribed kind, or has been placed on probation or discharged absolutely or conditionally for any such offence;
f
he has at any time been disqualified from fostering a child privately;
g
a prohibition has been imposed on him at any time under section 61, section 10 of the M1Foster Children (Scotland) Act 1984 or any other prescribed enactment;
h
his rights and powers with respect to a child have at any time been vested in a prescribed authority under a prescribed enactment.
3
A person who lives—
a
in the same household as a person who is himself disqualified by the regulations; or
b
in a household at which any such person is employed,
shall be disqualified unless he has disclosed the fact to the appropriate local authority and obtained their written consent.
4
A person who is disqualified shall not provide day care, or be concerned in the management of, or have any financial interest in, any provision of day care unless he has—
a
disclosed the fact to the appropriate local authority; and
b
obtained their written consent.
5
No person shall employ, in connection with the provision of day care, a person who is disqualified, unless he has—
a
disclosed to the appropriate local authority the fact that that person is so disqualified; and
b
obtained their written consent.
6
In this paragraph “enactment” means any enactment having effect, at any time, in any part of the United Kingdom.