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PART 3E+WOther Acts
18E+WIn section 43 of the Education (No. 2) Act 1986 (freedom of speech in universities, etc)—
(a)omit subsection (4A)(a);
(b)in subsection (6) omit—
(i)paragraph (a) of the definition of “governing body”;
(ii)the definition of “registered higher education provider”.
19E+WIn Schedule 2 to the Higher Education Act 2004 (conditions to be met by student complaints scheme), after paragraph 3(2)(c) insert—
“(d)provision that a qualifying complaint is not to be referred under the scheme if a complaint brought by the complainant and relating to the same subject-matter is being, or has been, dealt with by the Office for Students under the scheme provided by virtue of Schedule 6A to the Higher Education and Research Act 2017.”
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