Part 1 England and Wales
Coronavirus Act 2020 (2020 c 7) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 17 Temporary Continuity Directions etc: Education, Training and Childcare

Section 38

Part 1 England and Wales

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Temporary continuity directions: Wales

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(1)     The Welsh Ministers may give a temporary continuity direction that applies to—

(a)     one or more named relevant institutions in Wales;

(b)     all relevant institutions in Wales (or any part of Wales);

(c)     relevant institutions in Wales (or any part of Wales) of a particular description.

(2)     A temporary continuity direction is a direction that—

(a)     is given—

(i)     to the responsible body in relation to a relevant institution, or

(ii)     in the case of a relevant institution without a responsible body, to the institution, and

(b)     requires that body or institution to take steps specified in the direction in connection with the provision, for a specified period, of—

(i)     education, training or childcare,

(ii)     services relating to education, training or childcare, or

(iii)     ancillary services or facilities.

(3)     Before giving a direction under this paragraph, the Welsh Ministers—

(a)     must have regard to any advice from the Chief Medical Officer for Wales or one of the Deputy Chief Medical Officers for Wales relating to the incidence

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