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4.—(1) In order for an independent school to be designated as a school which has a religious character, the school’s proprietor must apply to the Secretary of State for an order under section 69(3).
(2) The application must —
(a)state the religion or religious denomination of the school;
(b)include the grounds on which the application is based and any supporting evidence of those grounds; and
(c)include any representations made by a religious body in support of the application.
(3) On receipt of an application for an order in accordance with these Regulations, the Secretary of State may consult any religious body regarding the school’s application, which he considers appropriate.
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