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Education Act 1980
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Section 17(5).
SCHEDULE 4E+W Termination of Participation Agreements
1(1)Every participation agreement shall provide that it may be terminated in accordance with this Schedule.
(2)A participation agreement shall not be capable of being terminated by either party otherwise than as aforesaid.
2The proprietors of the school may terminate a participation agreement by giving three years written notice to the Secretary of State or such shorter notice as he may in any particular case accept.
3Subject to paragraph 4 below, the Secretary of State may terminate a participation agreement by giving three years written notice to the proprietors of the school.
4(1)If the Secretary of State—
(a)is not satisfied that appropriate educational standards are being maintained at the school; or
(b)is satisfied that any condition applying to the school under the agreement or by virtue of regulations made under section 17 of this Act has been contravened,
he may at any time terminate the agreement by written notice to the proprietors of the school.
(2)A notice of termination given under this paragraph may provide that it shall be treated as of no effect if the proprietors of the school satisfy the Secretary of State within such time as may be specified in the notice that they have complied with any condition specified therein.
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5Any notice of termination given under paragraph 3 or 4 above shall contain a statement of the reason for which it is given.
6The termination of a participation agreement shall not affect the operation of the agreement or of the scheme referred to in section 17 of this Act (including any regulations made under that section) in relation to any pupil holding an assisted place at the school on the date of the termination.
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