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1. Where the applicant for registration is an individual—
(a)his full name (including any alias or former name), date of birth, address and telephone number; and
(b)in relation to the manager (if any), the information prescribed in paragraph (a).
2. Where the applicant for registration is a partnership—
(a)the name and address of the partnership;
(b)in relation to the nominated individual (if different from the manager) and the manager, the information prescribed in paragraph 1(a).
3. Where the applicant for registration is a body corporate or any unincorporated association other than a partnership—
(a)its name and the address of its registered office or principal office;
(b)in relation to the nominated individual (if different from the manager) and the manager, the information prescribed in paragraph 1(a).
4. In paragraphs 5 and 6, in a case in which the applicant is not an individual, references to the applicant are to be read as references to the nominated individual (if different from the manager) and the manager.
5. The following information about any criminal convictions of the applicant—
(a)the date of the offence;
(b)the nature of the offence;
(c)the place where the offence occurred;
(d)the name of the court where the person was convicted; and
(e)the penalty imposed.
6. Details of any criminal offences in respect of which the applicant has been cautioned by a police officer after he has admitted the offence.
7. The address of the premises on which the childcare is being provided.
8. The hours during which the childcare is being provided.
9. The number and ages of children in respect of whom childcare is being provided.
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