Education Act · s 112

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112.
Powers of Registrar General on inspection of registered educational institutions
(1) Pursuant to section 111, the Registrar General may —
(a) enter any premises and examine such book, document, electronic media material or other article as he may consider necessary; and
(b) remove and detain any book, document, electronic media material or other article which appears to him to be detrimental to the

Education interests of the public or the pupils or which, in his opinion, may furnish evidence of the commission of an offence against this Act.
(2) The Registrar General at any time whilst lawfully carrying out any inspection of an educational institution under this Act may require any person, being a member of the board of governors, an employee, a principal or head teacher, a teacher or a pupil of the educational institution, to produce for his inspection any book, document, electronic media material or other article relating to the management of, or to the teaching carried on in, the educational institution which is in that person’s possession or under his control or within his power to furnish.

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s 112Powers of Registrar General on inspection of registered educational institutions

(1)

Pursuant to section 111, the Registrar General may —

(a)

enter any premises and examine such book, document, electronic media material or other article as he may consider necessary; and

(b)

remove and detain any book, document, electronic media material or other article which appears to him to be detrimental to the

Education interests of the public or the pupils or which, in his opinion, may furnish evidence of the commission of an offence against this Act.

(2)

The Registrar General at any time whilst lawfully carrying out any inspection of an educational institution under this Act may require any person, being a member of the board of governors, an employee, a principal or head teacher, a teacher or a pupil of the educational institution, to produce for his inspection any book, document, electronic media material or other article relating to the management of, or to the teaching carried on in, the educational institution which is in that person’s possession or under his control or within his power to furnish.