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The School Organisation (Transitional Provisions) (England) Regulations 2007
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- 2007 No. 1355
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26.—(1) Paragraph 2 of Schedule 6 to SSFA 1998 continues to apply in relation to proposals which were published before 25th May 2007 and which remain undetermined on that date.
(2) In relation to proposals published under section 28 of SSFA 1998 for the making of prescribed alterations, the periods prescribed by regulation 7(2) of the School Organisation Proposals Regulations for the making of objections to, or comments on, the proposals continue to apply.
(3) In relation to proposals published under section 31 of SSFA 1998 for the making of a prescribed alteration to a special school, the periods prescribed by regulation 8(2) of the Special Schools Regulations for the making of objections to, or comments on, the proposals continue to apply.
(4) In relation to proposals published under paragraph 2 or 3 of Schedule 8 to SSFA 1998 for changing the category of a maintained school, the periods prescribed by paragraph 2 of Schedule 6 to SSFA 1998 (as modified by Schedule 1 to the Change of Category Regulations) and paragraph 2 of Schedule 6 to SSFA 1998 (as modified by Schedule 2A of the Change of Category Regulations) for the making of objections to, or comments on, the proposals continue to apply.
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