6 Regulated activity providers
Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups Act 2006 (2006 c 47) | Legislation

Regulated activity providers

6  Regulated activity providers

(1)     A reference to a regulated activity provider must be construed in accordance with this section.

(2)     A person (P) is a regulated activity provider if—

(a)     he is responsible for the management or control of regulated activity,

(b)     if the regulated activity is carried out for the purposes of an organisation, his exercise of that responsibility is not subject to supervision or direction by any other person for those purposes, and

(c)     he makes, or authorises the making of, arrangements (whether in connection with a contract of service or for services or otherwise) for another person to engage in that activity.

(3)     A person (P) is also a regulated activity provider if section 53(4) (fostering) so provides.

(4)     A person (P) is also a regulated activity provider if he carries on a scheme—

(a)     under which an individual agrees with P to provide care or support (which may include accommodation) to an adult who is in need of it, and

(b)     in respect of which a requirement to register [arises—

(i)     in relation to England, under section 10 of the Health and Social Care

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