Education Act 2005
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"10A Interim statements between inspections
(1) The Chief Inspector may make a statement (an “interim statement”) about a school in England to which section 5 applies. (2) An interim statement is a statement— (a) that the Chief Inspector is of the opinion that it is not necessary for the school to be inspected under section 5 for at least a year after the date on which the statement is made, (b) setting out the Chief Inspector's reasons for forming that opinion, and (c) containing such other information (if any) as the Chief Inspector considers appropriate. (3) The Chief Inspector may arrange for an interim statement to be published in such manner as the Chief Inspector considers appropriate. (4) Section 151 of the Education and Inspections Act 2006 (publication of inspection reports: privilege and electronic publication) applies in relation to an interim statement as it applies in relation to a report.
"10A Interim statements between inspections
(1) The Chief Inspector may make a statement (an “interim statement”) about a school in England to which section 5 applies. (2) An interim statement is a statement— (a) that the Chief Inspector is of the opinion that it is not necessary for the school to be inspected under section 5 for at least a year after the date on which the statement is made, (b) setting out the Chief Inspector's reasons for forming that opinion, and (c) containing such other information (if any) as the Chief Inspector considers appropriate. (3) The Chief Inspector may arrange for an interim statement to be published in such manner as the Chief Inspector considers appropriate. (4) Section 151 of the Education and Inspections Act 2006 (publication of inspection reports: privilege and electronic publication) applies in relation to an interim statement as it applies in relation to a report.
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