The Additional Support for Learning (Publication of Information) (Scotland) Regulations 2005

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Timescales within which information to be published
     3. The information to be published by education authorities in relation to the matters specified in section 26(2) of the Act, as amended by these Regulations, shall be published by them within 3 months of section 26 of the Act having been fully commenced.

Form and manner in which information to be published
     4.  - (1) The information referred to in regulation 3 shall be published by education authorities in the following forms-

(a) in electronic form; and

(b) in printed form,

and shall be held by them in those forms at their head offices and at such public libraries as are located within the area of the education authority, at which places it shall be available for public inspection, without any charge or fee, during normal hours of business of that place.

    (2) Such information shall also be provided by education authorities to such persons as may reasonably require that information in another form (whether or not such persons reside within the area of that education authority), in such other form as is reasonably required by them, whether orally or in a form which, by reason of its having some permanence, is capable of being used for subsequent reference (as, for example, an audio or video recording), without any charge or fee, upon being so required.


EUAN M ROBSON
Authorised to sign on behalf of the Scottish Ministers

St Andrew's House, Edinburgh
19th May 2005