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27.—(1) The proprietor must keep an incident book which records—
(a)any incident involving a person who is a registered pupil, is employed at, or is a volunteer working at the school, which results in personal injury or damage to property, and
(b)any loss of, theft of, or damage to, school property or property belonging to a person who is a registered pupil, is employed at, or is a volunteer working at the school (other than as referred to in sub-paragraph (a)),
and may record any other incidents and matters.
(2) A record must be kept of all disciplinary measures taken against registered pupils.
(3) The incident book referred to in sub-paragraph (1) and the record referred to in sub-paragraph (2) may be kept in electronic form, provided that the information so recorded is capable of being reproduced in legible form.
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