Aligned to the Health and Social Care Act 2008 (Regulated Activities) Regulations 2014. Maps every regulatory requirement to CQC Quality Statements. Remove ambiguity about legal requirements.
Most organisations hiring CQC consultants (£2,000–£6,000) aren't afraid of regulations themselves. They're afraid of missing something.
"What if we don't meet a requirement? What if CQC rejects our application? Are we legally liable?"
Health and Social Care Act 2008
Imposes direct legal accountability on registered managers and providers
34 Quality Statements
CQC assesses all of them — missing one is a compliance gap
Evidence Requirements
CQC needs proof across 6 categories (people, staff, observation, processes, outcomes, partners)
Regulations to Evidence
Health and Social Care Act 2008 (Regulated Activities) Regulations 2014: Regulations 9–20 cover person-centered care, safeguarding, quality, and governance.
34 CQC Quality Statements
Safe (9), Effective (8), Caring (6), Responsive (5), Well-led (6). You must evidence how your service meets each.
The Checklist Advantage
This checklist removes ambiguity by mapping every regulation to the specific Quality Statements and evidence categories CQC assesses.
Every regulation (Regulations 9–20) mapped to the specific Quality Statements you must evidence. Shows exactly which regulations CQC will assess.
For each regulation, shows which of the 6 evidence categories (people's experience, staff feedback, observation, processes, outcomes, partners) apply.
Simple yes/no questions for each regulation. "Do you have documentation? Is it current? Is it embedded in practice?" Removes guesswork.
Identifies what evidence you're missing before you submit. Prioritize what to create or gather. No surprises at inspection.
Every item cited to the Health and Social Care Act 2008 Regulations and CQC's official assessment framework. Know your legal foundation.
"What evidence does CQC expect?" for each regulation, plus practical steps to gather or create it.
Download and open in Excel, Google Sheets, or PDF. Add to your governance toolkit. Print for team review.
Go through Regulations 9–20 (Health and Social Care Act 2008). For each, note: Do you have documentation? Is it current? Is it actually embedded in practice?
The checklist shows which of the 34 CQC Quality Statements each regulation supports. Understand the connection.
Mark which regulations have complete evidence, and which have gaps. Prioritize what needs to be created or gathered before registration submission.
The checklist is included free with the £99 Registration Pack. Use it alongside your Statement of Purpose, Quality Statements, and governance documents. Create a complete, legally defensible application.
The Legal Compliance Checklist is not legal advice. It is a structural tool designed to help you organize your evidence against regulatory requirements.
Free download. Aligned to Health and Social Care Act 2008 Regulations. Includes gap analysis template and regulatory references.
Also available in Excel format. Email support@reporticaai.co.uk for Excel version.
The checklist is free. The complete Registration Pack (£99, with Document Review) includes Statement of Purpose, all 34 Quality Statements, Business Plan, Registered Manager Application, and more.
View Full Registration PackThe checklist is a structural tool that removes ambiguity about legal requirements. But you also need the 8 documents CQC expects: Statement of Purpose, Quality Statements, Business Plan, Registered Manager Application, governance policies, and evidence portfolio. The full Registration Pack includes both the checklist and all 8 documents.
Yes. CQC explicitly encourages self-registration. The checklist removes legal ambiguity. But you'll need to provide the evidence and create the supporting documents. If you want professional structuring help, ReporticaAI's Registration Pack (£75) provides all 8 documents structured against the checklist.
Yes. The checklist reflects CQC's 2026 framework changes (Quality Statements, 6 evidence categories, digital portal requirements). It's accurate as of April 2026. However, CQC updates requirements regularly, so verify current guidance on CQC's official website before final submission.
Not for CQC registration specifically. The checklist covers regulatory requirements. For complex legal matters (employment law, liability, contracts), consult a solicitor. But for CQC compliance structuring, the checklist and Registration Pack address what CQC assesses.