[444B Penalty notices: supplemental]
Education Act 1996 (1996 c 56) | Legislation

[444B  Penalty notices: supplemental]

[(1)     Regulations may make—

(a)     provision as to the form and content of penalty notices,

(b)     provision as to the monetary amount of any penalty and the time by which it is to be paid,

(c)     provision for determining the [local authority] to which a penalty is payable,

(d)     provision as to the methods by which penalties may be paid,

(e)     provision as to the records which are to be kept in relation to penalty notices,

(f)     provision as to the persons who may be authorised by a [local authority] or a head teacher to give penalty notices,

(g)     provision limiting the circumstances in which authorised officers of a prescribed description may give penalty notices,

(h)

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