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(1)A local authority must review an EHC plan that it maintains—
(a)in the period of 12 months starting with the date on which the plan was first made, and
(b)in each subsequent period of 12 months starting with the date on which the plan was last reviewed under this section.
(2)A local authority must secure a re-assessment of the educational, health care and social care needs of a child or young person for whom it maintains an EHC plan if a request is made to it by—
(a)the child's parent or the young person, or
(b)the governing body, proprietor or principal of the school, post-16 institution or other institution which the child or young person attends.
(3)A local authority may also secure a re-assessment of those needs at any other time if it thinks it necessary.
(4)Subsections (1) and (2) are subject to any contrary provision in regulations made under subsection (7)(b).
(5)In reviewing an EHC plan maintained for a young person aged over 18, or deciding whether to secure a re-assessment of the needs of such a young person, a local authority must have regard to whether the educational or training outcomes specified in the plan have been achieved.
(6)During a review or re-assessment, a local authority must consult the parent of the child, or the young person, for whom it maintains the EHC plan.
(7)Regulations may make provision about reviews and re-assessments, in particular—
(a)about other circumstances in which a local authority must or may review an EHC plan or secure a re-assessment (including before the end of a specified phase of a child's or young person's education);
(b)about circumstances in which it is not necessary for a local authority to review an EHC plan or secure a re-assessment;
(c)about amending or replacing an EHC plan following a review or re-assessment.
(8)Regulations under subsection (7) about re-assessments may in particular apply provisions of or made under this Part that are applicable to EHC needs assessments, with or without modifications.
(9)Regulations under subsection (7)(c) must include provision applying section 33 (mainstream education for children and young people with EHC plans) to a case where an EHC plan is to be amended following a review.
Commencement Information
I1S. 44 in force at 1.4.2014 for specified purposes by S.I. 2014/889, art. 3(e)
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