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Child Protection Services
Information
Licence Records
Records MUST be kept by the licence holder and retained
for six months after the last performance to which the licence relates.
The licence holder must retain
the following documents and information
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the date;
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time of arrival;
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time of departure;
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the time and duration of
each period during which the child took part in a performance or rehearsal
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the time and duration of each rest
interval;
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the time and duration of
each meal interval;
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the time of any night work
authorised by the LEA (Regulation 30, Children (Performances)
Regulations 1968).
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Where arrangements are made
for education from a private tutor, the date and duration of each lesson and
the subject taught.
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Comprehensive details of any
injuries or illness suffered by the child at the place of performance,
including details of whether or not the injury/illness prevented the child
from being present at the place of performance.
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Dates of any medical
examinations of the child and details of examiner.
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Dates of breaks in
performance (Regulation 16, Children (Performances) Regulations 1968).
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The amount of all sums
earned by the child for taking part in the performance and the name, address
and description of the persons to whom such sums were paid.
The LEA has the power
to inspect these records at any time either during the life of the
licence or up to six months after the last performance for which the licence was
issued.
Source material - Guidance for Licence Holders and
Chaperones
- Children in Entertainment May 2004 - © WCC 2004
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