Children and Young Persons Act 2008
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32 Power of Registrar General to supply information to national authorities
(1) The Registrar General may supply information to which this section applies— (a) to the Secretary of State, or (b) to the Welsh Ministers, for research purposes. (2) Information supplied under subsection (1) to the Secretary of State may be disclosed by the Secretary of State— (a) to any other person if the disclosure is for research purposes; and (b) to a Local Safeguarding Children Board in England or Safeguarding Children Board in Wales for the purposes of its functions. (2A) Information supplied under subsection (1) to the Welsh Ministers may be disclosed by them— (a) to any other person if the disclosure is for research purposes; and (b) to a Local Safeguarding Children Board in England or a Safeguarding Children Board in Wales for the purposes of its functions. (3) This section applies to any information that— (a) is kept by the Registrar General under any provision made by or under an enactment; and (b) relates to a deceased person who was or may have been under the age of 18 at the time of death. (4) “For research purposes” means for the purposes of any research that is being or may be conducted or assisted under section 83(1) or section 83A(1) of the 1989 Act or under section 184(1) of the 2014 Act. (5) “Local Safeguarding Children Board in England” and “Safeguarding Children Board in Wales” have the same meanings as in section 31.
32 Power of Registrar General to supply information to national authorities
(1) The Registrar General may supply information to which this section applies— (a) to the Secretary of State, or (b) to the Welsh Ministers, for research purposes. (2) Information supplied under subsection (1) to the Secretary of State may be disclosed by the Secretary of State— (a) to any other person if the disclosure is for research purposes; and (b) to a Local Safeguarding Children Board in England or Safeguarding Children Board in Wales for the purposes of its functions. (2A) Information supplied under subsection (1) to the Welsh Ministers may be disclosed by them— (a) to any other person if the disclosure is for research purposes; and (b) to a Local Safeguarding Children Board in England or a Safeguarding Children Board in Wales for the purposes of its functions. (3) This section applies to any information that— (a) is kept by the Registrar General under any provision made by or under an enactment; and (b) relates to a deceased person who was or may have been under the age of 18 at the time of death. (4) “For research purposes” means for the purposes of any research that is being or may be conducted or assisted under section 83(1) or section 83A(1) of the 1989 Act or under section 184(1) of the 2014 Act. (5) “Local Safeguarding Children Board in England” and “Safeguarding Children Board in Wales” have the same meanings as in section 31.
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