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Childcare disqualification requirements
The Childcare Disqualification Regulations are changing from 31 August 2018. Read our summary to make sure you're staying compliant.
Contents
- What you need to do
- Who the regulations apply to
- Disqualification by association
- Which offences result in disqualification?
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