Scottish Statutory Instrument
2014
United Kingdom
The Children (Performances and Activities) (Scotland) Regulations 2014
At a glance
What's here
1 compliance obligation
Who this Act binds
Business-side actors with duties under this Act, ranked by how often they appear.
- Employer 1
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- Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) Act 2003 2003 50 duties
What this Act requires
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Schedules
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The following particulars in respect of each day (or night)...
Where arrangements are made for the education of the child...
Details of injuries and illnesses (if any) suffered by the...
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...
The records specified in paragraphs 1, 2(a), 3, 6 and...
Employment
- No other employment on performance day or the next day Employer
Browse 31 other sections — procedural / definitional / commencement
Citation, commencement, extent and application
Interpretation
Application of Part 2
Application for a licence
Power of licensing authorities to obtain additional information
Form of licence
Particulars to be sent to a local authority under section 39(3) of the
Records to be kept by the licence holder under section 39(5) of the 1963 Act
Production of licence
Number of performing days
Application of Part 4
Education
Earnings
Chaperones
Accommodation
Place of performance, rehearsal or activity
Travel arrangements
Application of Part 5
Children under 5
Children aged 5 to 8
Children aged 9 or more
Minimum breaks overnight
Limitation on daily performances
Application of Part 6
Maximum number of days in a week on which a child may take part in performances or rehearsals
Break in performances
Night-work
Chaperone discretion
Form of licence to perform and participate to activities abroad
Particulars for transmission to the proper consular officer
Revocations
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