[550ZB Power of search under section 550ZA: supplementary]
Education Act 1996 (1996 c 56) | Legislation

[550ZB  Power of search under section 550ZA: supplementary]

[(1)     A person may carry out a search under section 550ZA only if that person—

(a)     is the head teacher of the school; or

(b)     has been authorised by the head teacher to carry out the search.

(2)     An authorisation for the purposes of subsection (1)(b) may be given in relation to—

(a)     searches under section 550ZA generally;

(b)     a particular search under that section;

(c)     a particular description of searches under that section.

(3)     Nothing in any enactment, instrument or agreement shall be construed as authorising a head teacher of a school in England to require a person other than a member of the security staff of the school to carry out a

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