The Children (Performances and Activities) (England) Regulations 2014
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27 Break in performances
(1) A child who takes part in performances, other than circus performances, on the maximum number of consecutive days permitted by regulation 26 for a period of eight consecutive weeks, must not take part in any performance or rehearsal during the fourteen days following the last performance. (2) This requirement does not apply if the number of days specified in the licence on which the child may perform is fewer than sixty.
27 Break in performances
(1) A child who takes part in performances, other than circus performances, on the maximum number of consecutive days permitted by regulation 26 for a period of eight consecutive weeks, must not take part in any performance or rehearsal during the fourteen days following the last performance. (2) This requirement does not apply if the number of days specified in the licence on which the child may perform is fewer than sixty.
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