The School Attendance (Pupil Registration) (England) Regulations 2024
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12 Examination of and extracts from registers
(1) A relevant office-holder may examine and take extracts from the admission register and the attendance register of a school for the purposes of their functions under the Education Acts. (2) The proprietor of a school must ensure that the admission register and the attendance register are available for examination during school hours by any relevant office-holder. (3) The proprietor of a school must ensure that a relevant office-holder is permitted to take extracts from the admission register and attendance register. (4) In this regulation— (a) any reference to an admission register or attendance register includes any back-up copy made in accordance with regulation 5(3); (b) “relevant office-holder” means— (i) the Secretary of State; (ii) His Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Education, Children’s Services and Skills; (iii) an officer of the local authority who is authorised for the purpose.
12 Examination of and extracts from registers
(1) A relevant office-holder may examine and take extracts from the admission register and the attendance register of a school for the purposes of their functions under the Education Acts. (2) The proprietor of a school must ensure that the admission register and the attendance register are available for examination during school hours by any relevant office-holder. (3) The proprietor of a school must ensure that a relevant office-holder is permitted to take extracts from the admission register and attendance register. (4) In this regulation— (a) any reference to an admission register or attendance register includes any back-up copy made in accordance with regulation 5(3); (b) “relevant office-holder” means— (i) the Secretary of State; (ii) His Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Education, Children’s Services and Skills; (iii) an officer of the local authority who is authorised for the purpose.
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