PARENTS could save some major cash on childcare under plans being drawn up by Liz Truss. The Prime Minister is reportedly pushing for the creation of new “childminder agencies” under a …
A source told The Telegraph: "It’s one of the few areas where you can make big reforms that don’t cost the Government money, but actually have a really positive impact.helped introduce childminder agencies while working as children's minister from 2012 to 2014.
She said in a speech at the time that they would "reduce the hassle" involved in finding work and suitable candidates to look after kids. There are currently very limited numbers of childminder agencies in the UK, but the PM is said to want to aim to follow France andThey would likely be removed from Ofsted registration and inspection, with quality assurance instead carried out by agencies.
And workers could be permitted to operate from council homes, social housing and high street locations - not currently allowed on many premises.Read More on The Sun
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