Northern Ireland Statutory Rule
1996
United Kingdom
Children (Public Performances) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 1996
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What's here
1 compliance obligation
What this Act requires
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Schedules
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The following particulars in respect of each day which the...
Where arrangements are made for the education of the child...
Details of injuries and illnesses (if any) suffered by the...
The dates of medical examinations (if any) of the child...
The dates of the breaks in performances required under regulation...
The amount of all sums earned by the child by...
Where the licensing authority grants a licence subject to the...
Records to be kept by the holder of a licence
- Keep records of public performance licences for 6 months
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Citation and commencement
Interpretation
Application for a licence
Power of licensing authorities to obtain additional information
Form of licence
Particulars to be sent to a board
Number of performing days
Granting of Licences
Medical examinations
Application of Part IV
Education
Earnings
Matrons
Lodgings
Place of performance and place of rehearsal
Arrangements for getting home
Break in performances
Further medical examinations
Restriction on employment
Production of licence
Licences to which Part V applies
Maximum number of days in a week on which a child may take part in performances and rehearsals
Maximum number and length of performances and rehearsals daily
Earliest and latest hours at place of performance and place of rehearsal
Licences to which Part VI applies
Maximum number of days in a week on which a child may take part in performances and rehearsals
Limitation on daily performances
Children aged thirteen years or over
Children aged five years to twelve years
Children under five years
Work outside latest permitted hour
Exceptions to regulations 29 to 31
Performances for which a licence is not required, other than broadcast or recorded performances
Maximum number and length of performances daily
Earliest and latest hours at place of performance
Broadcast and recorded performances for which a licence is not required
Limitation on daily performances
Children aged thirteen years or over
Children aged five years to twelve years
Children aged two years to four years
Children under two years
Restriction on employment
Revocation
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