Education Act 2002
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141E Supply of information by contractor, agency etc
(1) This section applies where arrangements have been made by a person (the “agent”) for a teacher to carry out work at the request of or with the consent of a relevant employer (whether or not under a contract) and the agent has terminated the arrangements because the teacher has been guilty of serious misconduct. (2) This section also applies where the agent— (a) might have terminated the arrangements as mentioned in subsection (1) had the teacher not terminated them, or (b) might have refrained from making new arrangements because of the teacher's serious misconduct had the teacher not ceased to be available for work. (3) The agent must consider whether it would be appropriate to provide prescribed information about the teacher to the Secretary of State. (4) In this section “relevant employer” and “teacher” have the same meanings as in section 141D.
141E Supply of information by contractor, agency etc
(1) This section applies where arrangements have been made by a person (the “agent”) for a teacher to carry out work at the request of or with the consent of a relevant employer (whether or not under a contract) and the agent has terminated the arrangements because the teacher has been guilty of serious misconduct. (2) This section also applies where the agent— (a) might have terminated the arrangements as mentioned in subsection (1) had the teacher not terminated them, or (b) might have refrained from making new arrangements because of the teacher's serious misconduct had the teacher not ceased to be available for work. (3) The agent must consider whether it would be appropriate to provide prescribed information about the teacher to the Secretary of State. (4) In this section “relevant employer” and “teacher” have the same meanings as in section 141D.
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