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32.—(1) This regulation applies where—
(a)the adjudicator has made a decision under section 88H(4) to uphold an objection to admission arrangements to any extent, or a decision under section 88I(4)(b) or (5)(b) that admission arrangements do not conform with the requirements of Part 3 of SSFA 1998; and
(b)a relevant admission authority reasonably believe that the arrangements which they have determined are, so far as material—
(i)the same as those arrangements, or
(ii)sufficiently similar for the same decision to have been made against them had they been considered by the adjudicator.
(2) In a case where this regulation applies, the relevant admission authority may revise their admission arrangements by making such alterations as are necessary to achieve consistency with the decision, and may determine their arrangements in that revised form.
(3) Any such determination may only be made if—
(a)such alterations are made within two months of the date on which the report was published in accordance with regulation 31; and
(b)the relevant authority have informed each admission authority whom they were required to consult under section 88C and regulation 12 (or would have been required to consult but for the operation of regulation 15) about the admission arrangements which they are seeking to revise under this regulation.
(4) In this regulation “relevant admission authority” means an admission authority who, before they determined the admission arrangements that they wish to revise, were required to consult under section 88C (or would but for regulation 15 have been required so to consult) the admission authority in respect of which the decision was made.
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