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Higher Education and Research Act 2017

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Removal of designation

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5(1)The Secretary of State may by notice remove a designation under this Schedule.

(2)The notice must—

(a)include reasons for the Secretary of State’s decision, and

(b)specify the date on which the designation is removed.

(3)The Secretary of State may only remove the designation if—

(a)the Secretary of State is satisfied that removing the designation would be appropriate, or

(b)the designated body consents to the removal of the designation.

(4)Before removing the designation the Secretary of State must consult—

(a)the OfS,

(b)a number of registered higher education providers that, taken together, appear to the Secretary of State to comprise a broad range of the different types of such providers,

(c)a number of persons that, taken together, appear to the Secretary of State to represent, or promote the interests of, a broad range of students on higher education courses provided by registered higher education providers,

(d)a number of persons that, taken together, appear to the Secretary of State to represent, or promote the interests of, a broad range of employers of graduates, and

(e)such other persons as the Secretary of State considers appropriate.

(5)In determining whether a designation under this Schedule should be removed, the Secretary of State must have regard to any relevant information that the OfS has provided to the Secretary of State.

(6)The Secretary of State must publish a notice under this paragraph.

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