Repealed reports of inspections CA 1989 s. 79R
Section 79R of the Children Act 1989 concerning reports of inspections has been repealed and contains no active statutory text.
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Text in force at .
Source: legislation.gov.uk — The National Archives (legislation.gov.uk), reproduced under licence Open Government Licence v3.0.
What it actually says
Section 79R of the Children Act 1989 previously governed reports of child care inspections. This section has been repealed, leaving no operative statutory text in the provision.
Because the text of section 79R of the Children Act 1989 has been omitted from the Act, it creates no enforceable legal duties and grants no statutory powers regarding inspection reports.
When it applies
- An argument where a parent demands an inspection report citing section 79R of the Children Act 1989.
- A child care provider asserting that section 79R of the Children Act 1989 limits their duty to share inspection findings.
- A legal dispute over whether historical section 79R of the Children Act 1989 remains in force.
What this section does not say
- Current statutory rules for early years and child care inspection reports, which are located in later legislation.
- General functions of the Chief Inspector under ca1989s.79n.
- Rights of entry and inspection powers under ca1989s.79u.
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