The Local Authority (Duty to Secure Early Years Provision Free of Charge) Regulations 2014
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6 Scope of the requirement in regulation 5(1)
(1) The requirement in regulation 5(1) does not apply if the early years provider is any of the following— (a) a provider (other than an early years childminder registered with an early years childminder agency) that is awarded a specified grade in its most recent inspection report, (b) an early years childminder registered with an early years childminder agency where— (i) the agency is awarded a grade of “ineffective” in its most recent inspection report, or (ii) the agency notifies the local authority that, in its reasonable opinion, the childminder has ceased to provide childcare of satisfactory quality, (c) a provider the local authority has grounds to believe would not be able to satisfy a requirement the authority would impose if arrangements were made. (2) In this regulation, “specified grade” means, in relation to an inspection specified in the first column of the table in the Schedule and conducted on a date in the corresponding entry in the second column— (a) where the early years provision is for a child who meets the condition in regulation 3(2) but does not meet the condition in regulation 3(3), any of the grades specified in the corresponding entry in the third column of the table, (b) where the early years provision is for a child who meets the condition in regulation 3(3), any of the grades specified in the corresponding entry in the fourth column of the table.
6 Scope of the requirement in regulation 5(1)
(1) The requirement in regulation 5(1) does not apply if the early years provider is any of the following— (a) a provider (other than an early years childminder registered with an early years childminder agency) that is awarded a specified grade in its most recent inspection report, (b) an early years childminder registered with an early years childminder agency where— (i) the agency is awarded a grade of “ineffective” in its most recent inspection report, or (ii) the agency notifies the local authority that, in its reasonable opinion, the childminder has ceased to provide childcare of satisfactory quality, (c) a provider the local authority has grounds to believe would not be able to satisfy a requirement the authority would impose if arrangements were made. (2) In this regulation, “specified grade” means, in relation to an inspection specified in the first column of the table in the Schedule and conducted on a date in the corresponding entry in the second column— (a) where the early years provision is for a child who meets the condition in regulation 3(2) but does not meet the condition in regulation 3(3), any of the grades specified in the corresponding entry in the third column of the table, (b) where the early years provision is for a child who meets the condition in regulation 3(3), any of the grades specified in the corresponding entry in the fourth column of the table.
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