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A person running a sunbed business must make sure that no person under the age of 18 uses a sunbed on the business premises, section 2 (1ain addition that no person under the age of 18 even books a session on a sunbed or gets another person to book a session on a sunbed for said under 18, a sunbed on their section 2 (1a+b) no person aged under 18 is permitted within any room or area where a sunbed is situated as these are restricted zones, section 2 (1c)(4). b)
What is the possible punishment for a sunbed business if is guilty of an offence under subsection section 2 (1)
If the person who holds a sunbed business is guilty of an offence under subsection section 2 (1) the possible penalty for the person could be liable to a fine up to £20,000 section 2 (6).
Q2
In what circumstances the use of a sunbed is exempt from the requirements of the Sun bed Act 2010.
In certain circumstances people under the aged of 18 can use a sun bed if the sun bed is used for the treatment of a medical purpose which may not be illness and supervised by a registered medical practitioner, e.g. Doctor or Consultant and the sun bed is used solely for medical purposes and is in a health care establishment or has been provided by a health care establishment then the use of a sunbed is exempt from the Sunbed Act 2010 Section 3 (1a+b). A healthcare establishment in England is classed as a hospital section 3(5a) but in Wales can either be a hospital or an independent clinic or independent medical agency within the meaning of Care Standards Act 2006 section 3(5b). But if the dedicated sunbed is on private premises then section 2 (1a, b, c) does not apply as long as the sunbed is provide by a healthcare establishment and is therefore used solely for medical treatment then supervised by a registered medical practitioner and that the dedicated sunbed is restricted from public use in a restricted zone then is only exempt from the Sunbed Act 2010.
Q3 a)
At the outset, say that Shula...
What is the possible punishment for a sunbed business if is guilty of an offence under subsection section 2 (1)
If the person who holds a sunbed business is guilty of an offence under subsection section 2 (1) the possible penalty for the person could be liable to a fine up to £20,000 section 2 (6).
Q2
In what circumstances the use of a sunbed is exempt from the requirements of the Sun bed Act 2010.
In certain circumstances people under the aged of 18 can use a sun bed if the sun bed is used for the treatment of a medical purpose which may not be illness and supervised by a registered medical practitioner, e.g. Doctor or Consultant and the sun bed is used solely for medical purposes and is in a health care establishment or has been provided by a health care establishment then the use of a sunbed is exempt from the Sunbed Act 2010 Section 3 (1a+b). A healthcare establishment in England is classed as a hospital section 3(5a) but in Wales can either be a hospital or an independent clinic or independent medical agency within the meaning of Care Standards Act 2006 section 3(5b). But if the dedicated sunbed is on private premises then section 2 (1a, b, c) does not apply as long as the sunbed is provide by a healthcare establishment and is therefore used solely for medical treatment then supervised by a registered medical practitioner and that the dedicated sunbed is restricted from public use in a restricted zone then is only exempt from the Sunbed Act 2010.
Q3 a)
At the outset, say that Shula...