Nurseries and Child-Minders Regulation Act 1948 (repealed 14th October 1991)
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8 Exemption of certain institutions from provisions of Act.
(1) Nothing in this Act shall apply to the reception of children in any hospital, or in any such home or other institution as is mentioned in section two of the Children Act 1958section 2 of the Foster Children Act 1980. (2) Nothing in this Act shall apply to the reception of children in any school, notwithstanding that they are received to be looked after and not for the purpose of education. (3) Nothing in this Act shall apply to the reception of children in a nursery school maintained or assisted by a local education authority or in respect of which payments are made by the Secretary of State for Education and Sciencethe Secretary of State for Wales under section one hundred of the Education Act 1944, or by the Secretary of State under section 75 of the Education (Scotland) Act 1962 or which is recognised as efficient by the Secretary of State for Education and Sciencethe Secretary of State for Wales or included in a scheme submitted under section seven and approved by the Secretary of State under section 70 of the said Act of 1962, or to the reception of children in any play centre maintained or assisted by a local education authority under section fifty-three of the said Act of 1944, or by an education authority under section 6 of the said Act of 1962.
8 Exemption of certain institutions from provisions of Act.
(1) Nothing in this Act shall apply to the reception of children in any hospital, or in any such home or other institution as is mentioned in section two of the Children Act 1958section 2 of the Foster Children Act 1980. (2) Nothing in this Act shall apply to the reception of children in any school, notwithstanding that they are received to be looked after and not for the purpose of education. (3) Nothing in this Act shall apply to the reception of children in a nursery school maintained or assisted by a local education authority or in respect of which payments are made by the Secretary of State for Education and Sciencethe Secretary of State for Wales under section one hundred of the Education Act 1944, or by the Secretary of State under section 75 of the Education (Scotland) Act 1962 or which is recognised as efficient by the Secretary of State for Education and Sciencethe Secretary of State for Wales or included in a scheme submitted under section seven and approved by the Secretary of State under section 70 of the said Act of 1962, or to the reception of children in any play centre maintained or assisted by a local education authority under section fifty-three of the said Act of 1944, or by an education authority under section 6 of the said Act of 1962.
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