The Childcare (Childminder Agencies) (Cancellation etc.) Regulations 2014
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9 Appeal against suspension
(1) A provider whose registration has been suspended under regulation 6(1) may appeal to the First-tier Tribunal against the suspension. (2) On an appeal under paragraph (1), the First-tier Tribunal must either— (a) confirm the childminder agency’s decision to suspend registration, or (b) direct that the suspension ceases to have effect. (3) In a case where the suspension of a provider’s registration ends before the First-tier Tribunal determines the appeal in accordance with paragraph (2), the First-tier Tribunal must dismiss the appeal.
9 Appeal against suspension
(1) A provider whose registration has been suspended under regulation 6(1) may appeal to the First-tier Tribunal against the suspension. (2) On an appeal under paragraph (1), the First-tier Tribunal must either— (a) confirm the childminder agency’s decision to suspend registration, or (b) direct that the suspension ceases to have effect. (3) In a case where the suspension of a provider’s registration ends before the First-tier Tribunal determines the appeal in accordance with paragraph (2), the First-tier Tribunal must dismiss the appeal.
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