Anyone caught breaking the rules faces the daunting prospect of "regular and irregular inspections," "educational lectures" and having party cadres assigned as "buddies" to prevent backsliding, the billboard announced.
"AIB emphasizes the educational value of its inspection procedure to the management and employees of the facilities it provides services to," he said.
Additional efforts will likely be necessary to augment compliance in workplaces and bars in both Uruguay and Mexico, which may require greater sanctions for violators, more frequent inspections and educational campaigns to raise awareness of the issue (WHO 2007, 2009; Villalobos et al. 2010; Thrasher et al. 2011).
Today's report also called for the UKBA to ensure that immigration loopholes were closed, particularly in relation to bogus colleges, repeating a previous call by the committee regarding the need for unannounced inspection visits to educational establishments.
DHS recently recertified Christian Tabernacle to provide another year of subsidized care -- shortly before a DCRA inspection found insufficient educational materials, toys and play equipment, peeling paint, and an unqualified teacher there.
The findings were based on inspections of 21,050 educational institutions, including nurseries, primary and secondary schools, special schools and pupil referral units, across England from 1 October to 31 December.
Most of the included studies employed multifaceted interventions including home safety inspections, education or counselling, provision of educational materials and safety devices.
In Hong Kong, all kindergartens are privately owned but must undergo the same quality assurance inspection conducted by the educational authorities.
In November, the DfE ordered the school, near Shrewsbury, to submit an action plan after an Ofsted inspection revealed problems around educational standards, student welfare and leadership.
"We have always felt that inspections should be an educational process rather than a strictly punitive one," he said.
