Children and Social Work Act 2017
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39 Registration
(1) The regulator must keep a register of social workers in England. (2) The Secretary of State may by regulations require the regulator to keep a register of people who are undertaking education or training in England to become social workers. (3) The Secretary of State may by regulations— (a) authorise the regulator to appoint a member of staff as a registrar; (b) make provision about the functions of the registrar; (c) make other provision in connection with the keeping of a register. (4) For example, the regulations may make provision about— (a) eligibility for registration or continued registration; (b) the combination of the registers mentioned in subsections (1) and (2); (c) categories of registration; (d) the procedure for dealing with registration applications; (e) expiry and renewal of entries; (f) the content of the register; (g) duties to provide information to the regulator; (h) suspension or removal from the register; (i) restoration of entries; (j) appeals against decisions in connection with registration; (k) publication of, or access to, the register or information contained in it; (l) the procedure for considering, investigating or determining any matter in connection with the register or registration (including standards of proof); (m) evidence in legal proceedings of matters contained in the register (including provision for a certificate to be conclusive proof).
39 Registration
(1) The regulator must keep a register of social workers in England. (2) The Secretary of State may by regulations require the regulator to keep a register of people who are undertaking education or training in England to become social workers. (3) The Secretary of State may by regulations— (a) authorise the regulator to appoint a member of staff as a registrar; (b) make provision about the functions of the registrar; (c) make other provision in connection with the keeping of a register. (4) For example, the regulations may make provision about— (a) eligibility for registration or continued registration; (b) the combination of the registers mentioned in subsections (1) and (2); (c) categories of registration; (d) the procedure for dealing with registration applications; (e) expiry and renewal of entries; (f) the content of the register; (g) duties to provide information to the regulator; (h) suspension or removal from the register; (i) restoration of entries; (j) appeals against decisions in connection with registration; (k) publication of, or access to, the register or information contained in it; (l) the procedure for considering, investigating or determining any matter in connection with the register or registration (including standards of proof); (m) evidence in legal proceedings of matters contained in the register (including provision for a certificate to be conclusive proof).
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