145 Power to inspect documents, etc
Education and Inspections Act 2006 (2006 c 40) | Legislation

145  Power to inspect documents, etc

(1)     This section applies to any inspection conducted by the Chief Inspector under section 143.

(2)     If the Chief Inspector considers it necessary or expedient for the purposes of the inspection, he may inspect, take copies of, or take away any documents kept by CAFCASS, or otherwise relating to the performance of CAFCASS functions, which—

(a)     are on any premises in relation to which he exercises his power of entry under section 144, or

(b)     are kept by an officer of the Service on domestic premises.

(3)     The power in subsection

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