The Childcare (Childminder Agencies) (Miscellaneous Amendments) Regulations 2014
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32 Amendments to the Childcare (Supply and Disclosure of Information) (England) Regulations 2007
After Schedule 3 insert— SCHEDULE4 Regulations 4 to 9 1. The name of the childminder agency. 2. The name of the nominated individual. 3. Any unique reference number or other identifier used by the Chief Inspector in relation to the childminder agency. 4. The address of the childminder agency or, where the childminder agency is to operate from more than one site, the address of each site. 5. The date of registration. 6. Whether the childminder agency is registered under Chapter 2A or Chapter 3A of Part 3 of the Act, or both, as the case may be. 7. Where the Chief Inspector takes one of the steps mentioned in sub-paragraphs (a) to (e) of section 83(1) of the Act in respect of the childminder agency’s registration, information as to which of the steps the Chief Inspector is taking, namely— (a) granting the person’s application for registration; (b) giving notice of intention to cancel the person’s registration; (c) cancelling the person’s registration; (d) suspending the person’s registration; or (e) removing the person from the register at that person’s request and, in relation to a step mentioned in any of sub-paragraphs (b) to (e), the date on which the step was taken. 8. Any telephone number, fax number or e-mail address of the childminder agency supplied to the Chief Inspector. 9. The conditions, if any, attaching to the childminder agency’s registration and the date on which they were imposed. 10. Information connected with any enforcement action taken against the registered agency by the Chief Inspector. 11. Information obtained or received by a person authorised by the Chief Inspector as to whether the prescribed requirements for registration which applied to the registered agency continue to be satisfied, and whether the registered agency is complying with any other requirements imposed on him by regulations under Part 3 of the Act and any conditions of registration. 12. Information about any complaints that have been made to the Chief Inspector about the registered agency. 13. Information about the most recent inspection by the Chief Inspector of the childminder agency, including information as to how to obtain a copy of any report made by the Chief Inspector in relation to that inspection. 14. Information obtained or received by the Chief Inspector in the course of ascertaining the suitability of a person for registration as a childminder agency. 15. Information obtained or received by a person authorised by the Chief Inspector for the purposes of section 78A of the Act (powers of entry) while exercising any power conferred by that section. .
32 Amendments to the Childcare (Supply and Disclosure of Information) (England) Regulations 2007
After Schedule 3 insert— SCHEDULE4 Regulations 4 to 9 1. The name of the childminder agency. 2. The name of the nominated individual. 3. Any unique reference number or other identifier used by the Chief Inspector in relation to the childminder agency. 4. The address of the childminder agency or, where the childminder agency is to operate from more than one site, the address of each site. 5. The date of registration. 6. Whether the childminder agency is registered under Chapter 2A or Chapter 3A of Part 3 of the Act, or both, as the case may be. 7. Where the Chief Inspector takes one of the steps mentioned in sub-paragraphs (a) to (e) of section 83(1) of the Act in respect of the childminder agency’s registration, information as to which of the steps the Chief Inspector is taking, namely— (a) granting the person’s application for registration; (b) giving notice of intention to cancel the person’s registration; (c) cancelling the person’s registration; (d) suspending the person’s registration; or (e) removing the person from the register at that person’s request and, in relation to a step mentioned in any of sub-paragraphs (b) to (e), the date on which the step was taken. 8. Any telephone number, fax number or e-mail address of the childminder agency supplied to the Chief Inspector. 9. The conditions, if any, attaching to the childminder agency’s registration and the date on which they were imposed. 10. Information connected with any enforcement action taken against the registered agency by the Chief Inspector. 11. Information obtained or received by a person authorised by the Chief Inspector as to whether the prescribed requirements for registration which applied to the registered agency continue to be satisfied, and whether the registered agency is complying with any other requirements imposed on him by regulations under Part 3 of the Act and any conditions of registration. 12. Information about any complaints that have been made to the Chief Inspector about the registered agency. 13. Information about the most recent inspection by the Chief Inspector of the childminder agency, including information as to how to obtain a copy of any report made by the Chief Inspector in relation to that inspection. 14. Information obtained or received by the Chief Inspector in the course of ascertaining the suitability of a person for registration as a childminder agency. 15. Information obtained or received by a person authorised by the Chief Inspector for the purposes of section 78A of the Act (powers of entry) while exercising any power conferred by that section. .
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