3 Exceptions - regulated activity relating to children
1 The provision of any form of treatment for a child is not to be treated as a regulated activity relating to children where—
(a) a person (P) who is engaged in any activity,
(b) provides treatment to a child, and
(c) the provision of treatment is not one of the main purposes of the activity in which P is engaged.
2 The fostering of a child (C) is not to be treated as a regulated activity where—
(a) a person (F) is included in the children’s barred list,
(b) C is being looked after by a local authority within the meaning of section 22 of the Children Act 1989,
(c) the local authority that looks after C is satisfied that C’s welfare requires that C is fostered by F, and
(d) either—
(i) F or a member of F’s household is a relative of C, or
(ii) C was being fostered by F immediately before F was included in the children’s barred list.