106 Penalty notices: supplemental
Education and Inspections Act 2006 (2006 c 40) | Legislation

106  Penalty notices: supplemental

(1)     Regulations may make—

(a)     provision as to the form and content of penalty notices;

(b)     provision as to the monetary amount of any penalty and the time by which it is to be paid;

(c)     provision for determining the [local authority] to whom a penalty is payable;

(d)     provision as to the methods by which penalties may be paid;

(e)     provision as to the records which are to be kept in relation to penalty notices;

(f)     provision as to the persons who may be authorised by a [local authority] or

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