[29AFirst post-designation instruments and articles of designated institutions: England and WalesE+W
(1)The first post-designation instrument and articles of government of a designated institution to which section 29 applies must each comply with subsection (3) and (if the institution is in Wales) subsection (6).
(2)The “first post-designation instrument and articles of government” of a designated institution are the first instrument of government and articles of government that the institution has after the designation takes effect.
(3)The instrument must meet one of the following requirements—
(a)the instrument was in force when the designation took effect and is approved for the purposes of this section by the appropriate authority;
(b)the instrument—
(i)is made in pursuance of a power under a regulatory instrument or (where there is no such power) by the governing body of the institution, and
(ii)(in either case) is approved for the purposes of this section by the appropriate authority;
(c)the instrument is made by the appropriate authority by order.
(4)An instrument made by the governing body under subsection (3)(b) or the appropriate authority under subsection (3)(c) may replace wholly or in part an existing regulatory instrument.
(5)Before making an instrument under subsection (3)(c), the appropriate authority must, so far as it appears practicable to do so, consult—
(a)the governing body of the institution, and
(b)where there is power under a regulatory instrument to make the instrument, and that power is exercisable by persons other than the governing body of the institution, the persons by whom the power is exercisable.
(6)If the institution is in Wales, provision made by the instrument in relation to the appointment of members of the governing body must take into account the members who may be appointed by the Welsh Ministers under section 39 of the Learning and Skills Act 2000.
(7)In this section “the appropriate authority”—
(a)in relation to an institution in England, means the Secretary of State;
(b)in relation to an institution in Wales, means the Welsh Ministers.]