Nurseries and Child-Minders Regulation Act 1948 (repealed 14th October 1991)
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9 Exclusion of sections four and seven of Act where child life protection enactments apply.
(1) Where premises falling within paragraph (a) of subsection (1) of section one of this Act are used mainly for the reception of children for periods exceeding six days and in such circumstances that the child life protection enactments apply, sections four and seven of this Act shall not apply to the premises and the provisions of the child life protection enactments as to entry and inspection shall extend to all children received in the premises. (2) Where a person receives children into his home in such circumstances that apart from this subsection he would be required by subsection (2) of section four of this Act to be registered under section one thereof, then so long as provision for entry and inspection as respects any . . . child received into his home is made by or under the child life protection enactments or any enactment relating to the boarding-out of children,— (a) sections four and seven of this Act shall not apply, (b) the said provision for entry and inspection shall apply in relation to all the children aforesaid.
9 Exclusion of sections four and seven of Act where child life protection enactments apply.
(1) Where premises falling within paragraph (a) of subsection (1) of section one of this Act are used mainly for the reception of children for periods exceeding six days and in such circumstances that the child life protection enactments apply, sections four and seven of this Act shall not apply to the premises and the provisions of the child life protection enactments as to entry and inspection shall extend to all children received in the premises. (2) Where a person receives children into his home in such circumstances that apart from this subsection he would be required by subsection (2) of section four of this Act to be registered under section one thereof, then so long as provision for entry and inspection as respects any . . . child received into his home is made by or under the child life protection enactments or any enactment relating to the boarding-out of children,— (a) sections four and seven of this Act shall not apply, (b) the said provision for entry and inspection shall apply in relation to all the children aforesaid.
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