The Independent Inspectorates (Education and Boarding Accommodation) Regulations 2014
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2 Specified matters
The following matters are specified for the purposes of section 87A(4A) of the 1989 Act and section 106(4) of the 2008 Act— (a) the number and range of schools or colleges which the independent inspectorate inspects, or is to inspect; (b) the extent to which it is independent from the schools or colleges it inspects, or is to inspect; (c) the extent to which it is independent from the body which established it (if any); (d) its administrative, management, financial and insurance arrangements; (e) its procedure and selection criteria for appointing inspectors; (f) the terms on which it appoints its inspectors; (g) the training which it provides, or will provide, to its inspectors; (h) the process it follows, or will follow, in carrying out and reporting on inspections; (i) the policy and procedures it has in place for the purpose of ensuring that inspectors carry out and report on inspections objectively; (j) the arrangements for the provision and publication of reports of inspections it carries out; (k) its complaints procedure; (l) any assessment made of it by the Chief Inspector; and (m) the extent to which it has in place and operates arrangements to enable the Chief Inspector to carry out its functions under section 107 of the 2008 Act.
2 Specified matters
The following matters are specified for the purposes of section 87A(4A) of the 1989 Act and section 106(4) of the 2008 Act— (a) the number and range of schools or colleges which the independent inspectorate inspects, or is to inspect; (b) the extent to which it is independent from the schools or colleges it inspects, or is to inspect; (c) the extent to which it is independent from the body which established it (if any); (d) its administrative, management, financial and insurance arrangements; (e) its procedure and selection criteria for appointing inspectors; (f) the terms on which it appoints its inspectors; (g) the training which it provides, or will provide, to its inspectors; (h) the process it follows, or will follow, in carrying out and reporting on inspections; (i) the policy and procedures it has in place for the purpose of ensuring that inspectors carry out and report on inspections objectively; (j) the arrangements for the provision and publication of reports of inspections it carries out; (k) its complaints procedure; (l) any assessment made of it by the Chief Inspector; and (m) the extent to which it has in place and operates arrangements to enable the Chief Inspector to carry out its functions under section 107 of the 2008 Act.
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