"However," he added, "the proposal has the great virtue that it can be undertaken without irritations and mutual suspicions incident to any attempt to set up a completely acceptable system of world-wide inspection and control".
He said the county-wide inspection would be similar to the one Louise Casey carried out into Rotherham Council's failings after it emerged in Professor Alexis Jay's report that 1,400 children had been abused in Rotherham.
"Reluctantly, therefore, I now believe that a full 'Casey-like' county-wide inspection of South Yorkshire Police is necessary to get to an accepted understanding about the past and whether things have changed - which is the first step to restoring public confidence".
De-designated centres are where limited services are based, but they do not have to provide detailed records to Ofsted, and are instead judged as part of a wider inspection.
Just two weeks ago, however, the Southern Weekend (Nanfang zhoumo) reported that China's Department of Homeland, after a city-wide inspection, found the number of Beijing courses to have nearly doubled since 2004, from 38 to 73 (a number that excludes 42 driving ranges).
The database, which is a part of the national vector control program, was assembled based on routine vector surveillance data obtained daily through area-wide inspection for mosquito breeding by ≈500 vector control officers.
Instead, he hoped this new information would convince Iran to accept wider inspections.
Monday's deal also could open room for even wider inspections, but no details were given.
It demanded the right to review a deal and to ratify the so-called Additional Protocol on wider inspections.
Then the utility would have to put forward a more rigorous and proactive safety plan that goes beyond city-wide inspections.
And, if any deal is to take place, Western powers want the Islamic Republic to sign a voluntary agreement under the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, allowing wider inspections.
