Care Standards Act 2000
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12 Applications for registration.
(1) A person seeking to be registered under this Part shall make an application to the registration authority. (2) The application— (a) must give the prescribed information about prescribed matters; (b) must give any other information which the registration authority reasonably requires the applicant to give, and must be accompanied by a fee of the prescribed amount. (3) A person who applies for registration as the manager of an establishment or agency must be an individual. (4) A person who carries on or manages, or wishes to carry on or manage, more than one establishment or agency must make a separate application in respect of each of them.
12 Applications for registration.
(1) A person seeking to be registered under this Part shall make an application to the registration authority. (2) The application— (a) must give the prescribed information about prescribed matters; (b) must give any other information which the registration authority reasonably requires the applicant to give, and must be accompanied by a fee of the prescribed amount. (3) A person who applies for registration as the manager of an establishment or agency must be an individual. (4) A person who carries on or manages, or wishes to carry on or manage, more than one establishment or agency must make a separate application in respect of each of them.
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