The Education (Student Support) (Amendment) Regulations 2026
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11 Transitional appeals
(1) This regulation will cease to have effect on 31st August 2029. (2) This regulation applies where a franchised provider has received a notice of status which states that they are not a below-threshold franchised provider. (3) The franchised provider may appeal this notice where the franchised provider reasonably believes that it had a student population of less than 300 for the appeal reference period. (4) An appeal under this regulation must be made to the Secretary of State in writing before the end of the period of one month beginning with the day on which the notice of status is issued. (5) Following receipt of an appeal, the Secretary of State must— (a) determine the student population of the franchised provider for the appeal reference period; (b) make a final determination as to the appropriate student population for the franchised provider; (c) notify the franchised provider of the outcome of the appeal.
11 Transitional appeals
(1) This regulation will cease to have effect on 31st August 2029. (2) This regulation applies where a franchised provider has received a notice of status which states that they are not a below-threshold franchised provider. (3) The franchised provider may appeal this notice where the franchised provider reasonably believes that it had a student population of less than 300 for the appeal reference period. (4) An appeal under this regulation must be made to the Secretary of State in writing before the end of the period of one month beginning with the day on which the notice of status is issued. (5) Following receipt of an appeal, the Secretary of State must— (a) determine the student population of the franchised provider for the appeal reference period; (b) make a final determination as to the appropriate student population for the franchised provider; (c) notify the franchised provider of the outcome of the appeal.
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