Part 4Regulation and inspection of independent educational provision in England

C1C3C2Chapter 1Independent educational institutions in England

Annotations:

Failure to meet standards

117“Relevant restriction”

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In this Chapter a “relevant restriction” imposed on the proprietor of a registered independent educational institution is a requirement that the proprietor take one or more of the following steps by a specified time or by specified times—

a

to cease to use any part of the institution's premises for all purposes or specified purposes;

b

to close any part of the institution's operation;

c

to cease to admit any new students or new students of specified descriptions.

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In subsection (1) “specified” means—

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in the case of a relevant restriction imposed by the Secretary of State under section 116(1)(a), specified by the Secretary of State;

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in the case of a relevant restriction imposed by an order of a justice of the peace under section 120, specified in the order;

I1c

in the case of a relevant restriction imposed by an order of the Tribunal under section 124, 125 or 126, specified in the order.