Care Standards Act 2000
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30ZJ Duty to issue advance warning notice
(1) The Secretary of State must serve a written notice (an “advance warning notice”) on a local authority if the Secretary of State considers that— (a) there is a real possibility that one or more relevant establishments or agencies will cease to be carried on because of any risk to the financial sustainability of a person who is subject to financial oversight, and (b) the local authority, or any children looked after by the local authority, might be adversely affected if that were to happen. (2) An advance warning notice must— (a) identify the establishments or agencies mentioned in subsection (1); (b) inform the local authority that the Secretary of State considers that there is a real possibility that those establishments or agencies will cease to be carried on for the reasons mentioned in that subsection, and (c) explain why the Secretary of State considers that the local authority, or children looked after by the local authority, might be adversely affected if that were to happen. (3) Where the Secretary of State serves an advance warning notice under subsection (1), the Secretary of State must also— (a) serve a copy of the notice on the CIECSS, and (b) inform the person who is registered as carrying on the establishments or agencies identified in the notice that an advance warning notice has been served in relation to those establishments or agencies.
30ZJ Duty to issue advance warning notice
(1) The Secretary of State must serve a written notice (an “advance warning notice”) on a local authority if the Secretary of State considers that— (a) there is a real possibility that one or more relevant establishments or agencies will cease to be carried on because of any risk to the financial sustainability of a person who is subject to financial oversight, and (b) the local authority, or any children looked after by the local authority, might be adversely affected if that were to happen. (2) An advance warning notice must— (a) identify the establishments or agencies mentioned in subsection (1); (b) inform the local authority that the Secretary of State considers that there is a real possibility that those establishments or agencies will cease to be carried on for the reasons mentioned in that subsection, and (c) explain why the Secretary of State considers that the local authority, or children looked after by the local authority, might be adversely affected if that were to happen. (3) Where the Secretary of State serves an advance warning notice under subsection (1), the Secretary of State must also— (a) serve a copy of the notice on the CIECSS, and (b) inform the person who is registered as carrying on the establishments or agencies identified in the notice that an advance warning notice has been served in relation to those establishments or agencies.
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