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Part 1 The Office for Students
Powers of Secretary of State to obtain information and advice
Part 2 Other education measures
SCHEDULES
Assessing higher education: designated body
English higher education information: designated body
Higher education corporations in England
2.In section 122 (orders incorporating higher education institutions maintained by...
3.Before section 122A insert— Orders for further education corporations in...
4.In section 122A (orders transferring further education corporations to higher...
5.In section 123 (provisions supplementary to sections 121 and 122)—...
6.Before section 124 insert— Principal powers of a higher education...
7.In section 124 (powers of a higher education corporation)—
8.Before section 124A insert— Instrument of government of higher education...
9.In section 124A (constitution and conduct of higher education corporations)—...
10.In section 124B(2)(b) (accounts), at the beginning insert “in the...
12.Before section 125 insert— Articles of government: higher education corporations...
13.In section 125 (articles of government)— (a) in the heading,...
14.In section 125A (charitable status of a higher education corporation)—...
15.In section 127(1) (transfer of staff to higher education corporations),...
16.Before section 128 insert— Dissolution of higher education corporations in...
17.In section 128 (dissolution of higher education corporations)—
18.In section 129(5)(e) (designation of institutions), before “128” insert “127A...
19.In section 157(2)(a) (variation of trust deeds etc: institutions conducted...
22.In Schedule 7A (instruments of government made by Privy Council),...
24.(1) Section 78 (financial years of higher education corporations) is...
25.In section 90(1) (interpretation of Act), in the definition of...
26.In section 91 (interpretation of Education Acts), in subsection (6)(b),...
Minor and consequential amendments relating to Part 1
7.In section 124B(2)(b) (accounts), for “the higher education funding council”...
8.(1) Section 128 (dissolution of higher education corporations) is amended...
9.In section 129(1) (designation of institutions), for “a higher education...
10.(1) Section 133 (payments in respect of persons employed in...
11.In Schedule 7 (higher education corporations), in paragraph 18(2)(b), for...
13.In section 61 (interpretation of Part 1), omit subsection (3)(b)....
14.(1) Section 62 (establishment of the Higher Education Funding Councils)...
15.(1) Section 65 (administration of funds by councils) is amended...
16.(1) Section 66 (administration of funds: supplementary) is amended as...
17.(1) Section 68 (grants to councils) is amended as follows....
18.(1) Section 69 (supplementary functions) is amended as follows.
19.Omit section 70 (England: assessment of quality of education provided...
20.(1) Section 79 (duty to give information to funding councils)...
21.Omit section 79A (Higher Education Funding Council for England’s power...
23.(1) Section 82 (joint exercise of functions) is amended as...
24.In section 83 (efficiency studies), in subsection (1B), for “A...
25.In section 91(4) (interpretation of Education Acts), for the words...
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