Member

However, we are slightly less clear—the same may be true for the noble Lord, Lord Crisp, in relation to his Amendment 288A—about the duties placed on providers that offer irregular or brief sessions. Like the noble Lord, Lord Crisp, and others, we are concerned about sports, music and other activities. The noble Lord, Lord Crisp, argued that there should be some parameters around the requirements for providers to submit information to the register. The Minister rejected the number of hours as a mechanism for a parameter, so it would be helpful for her to set out, beyond non-educational activities, whether there are any other parameters that the Government see as being relevant here. With that, I commend my Amendments 291 and 293 to the Committee.