SCHEDULES
SCHEDULE 23General exceptions
Training provided to non-EEA residents, etc.
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1
A person (A) does not contravene this Act, so far as relating to nationality, only by providing a non-resident (B) with training, if A thinks that B does not intend to exercise in Great Britain skills B obtains as a result.
2
A non-resident is a person who is not ordinarily resident in an EEA state.
3
The reference to providing B with training is—
a
if A employs B in relevant employment, a reference to doing anything in or in connection with the employment;
b
if A as a principal allows B to do relevant contract work, a reference to doing anything in or in connection with allowing B to do the work;
c
in a case within paragraph (a) or (b) or any other case, a reference to affording B access to facilities for education or training or ancillary benefits.
4
Employment or contract work is relevant if its sole or main purpose is the provision of training in skills.
5
In the case of training provided by the armed forces or Secretary of State for purposes relating to defence, sub-paragraph (1) has effect as if—
a
the reference in sub-paragraph (2) to an EEA state were a reference to Great Britain, and
b
in sub-paragraph (4), for “its sole or main purpose is” there were substituted “
it is for purposes including
”
.
6
“Contract work” and “principal” each have the meaning given in section 41.