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102.—(1) Subject to paragraph (3), where the basic amount of the grant for fees has been calculated in accordance with regulation 31(1) or 32(1), to determine the actual amount of grant for fees that is payable, the Secretary of State must first apply the contribution to reduce the basic amount of the grant for fees.
(2) If the contribution is not extinguished under paragraph (1), the Secretary of State must apply the remainder in accordance with regulation 104.
(3) Where the course is a course for the initial training of teachers (other than a course for a first degree), there is no deduction from the basic amount of the grant for fees under this regulation and the contribution is applied in accordance with regulation 104.
(4) Where the basic amount of the grant for fees has been calculated in accordance with regulation 31(2) or regulation 32(2) and one of the cases set out in regulation 23(7)(b) or (d) applies, to determine the actual amount of the grant for fees that is payable, the Secretary of State must—
(a)first, apply the contribution to reduce the basic amount of the grant for fees;
(b)second, if the contribution is not extinguished, deduct an amount equal to the basic amount of the grant for fees from what is left of the contribution reducing the remainder of the contribution to no less than nil; and
(c)third, if the contribution is still not extinguished, apply the remainder in accordance with regulation 104.
(5) In the case of an Erasmus year, the Secretary of State must apply the amount by which the contribution exceeds £1,380 in accordance with regulation 104.
(6) Where none of the circumstances in paragraphs (1) to (5) apply, the contribution is applied in accordance with regulation 104.
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