17 Sharing and use of information held for purposes of support services or functions under this Part
Education and Skills Act 2008 (2008 c 25) | Legislation

17  Sharing and use of information held for purposes of support services or functions under this Part

(1)     Any persons within subsection (2) may[—

(a)     provide relevant information to each other;

(b)     make arrangements for the holding by either of them of information provided, or which could be provided, under paragraph (a)].

(2)     Those persons are—

(a)     a [local authority] in England, and

(b)     a service provider of that authority.

(3)     Information provided under subsection (1) may only be used by the person to whom it is provided for a purpose which is a relevant purpose in relation to that person.

(4)     A [local

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