[30A Notification of matters relating to persons carrying on or managing certain establishments or agencies]

Section [30A Notification of matters relating to persons carrying on or managing certain establishments or agencies]

Care Standards Act 2000 (2000 c 14) | Legislation
Care Standards Act 2000 (2000 c 14) | Legislation

Miscellaneous and supplemental

[30A  Notification of matters relating to persons carrying on or managing certain establishments or agencies]

[(1)     This section applies where a person (“P”) is carrying on or managing an establishment or agency [in England] mentioned in subsection (6).

(2)     If the registration authority [CIECSS]—

(a)     has decided to adopt a proposal under section 17(4)(a) to cancel the registration of P in respect of the establishment or agency,

[(aa)     has decided to adopt a proposal under section 17(4)(aa) to suspend the registration of P in respect of the establishment or agency

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