Brierley said: "The lighter-touch inspections is a very big plus.
The reforms that Sir Michael Wilshaw has begun at Ofsted are welcome, with their focus on light-touch inspections for good schools and much less prescriptive box-ticking.
The NAHT has called for outstanding schools, which have not been inspected under the most recent framework, to be given a light-touch inspection.
They are going to be very well off, and may even benefit from the crackpot idea that certain institutions will have light-touch inspection based on past track record.
Whether any dangerous folk were waved through is unknown, but it makes for a rousing political dogfight, studded with calls for Mrs May to resign.The home secretary says she authorised a trial of light-touch inspection for Europeans, including children travelling with their parents, to allow agents to focus on more suspicious people.
Eye data were processed following ISO standards (ISO 15007-1 2002; ISO 15007-2 2001) to determine the time spent looking at the touch screen, number of inspections of the touch screen and counts of glances greater than 2.0 s.
The exhibition is hands-on, inviting inspection by touch of real dinosaur bones, comparing different egg shells under a magnifier, and a DVD presentation covering the discovery of Baby Louie, a dinosaur embryo from a new giant species of oviraptor.
In my view some type of light-touch regulation or inspection would be justified".
On Monday, prior to the arrest, there was a sweeping response to the attempted attack in the tourist-packed city-within-a-city of Times Square — including an increased police presence, vehicle inspections and a touch of panic from veteran New Yorkers when a manhole fire flared five blocks from the scene of the failed bombing.
She began to walk over to help the agent repack the bag, but was told politely that she was not allowed to touch the suitcase during the inspection.
