Technical and Further Education Act 2017
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3 Overview
This Part is mainly about the insolvency of further education bodies— (a) Chapter 2 ensures that normal insolvency procedures apply to further education bodies that are statutory corporations; (b) Chapter 3 restricts the use of normal insolvency procedures; (c) Chapter 4 creates a special administration regime; (d) Chapter 5 is about the treatment of trust property held by certain bodies; (e) Chapter 6 imposes restrictions on existing procedures for dissolution; (f) Chapter 7 confers power to make provision about the disqualification of members of further education bodies.
3 Overview
This Part is mainly about the insolvency of further education bodies— (a) Chapter 2 ensures that normal insolvency procedures apply to further education bodies that are statutory corporations; (b) Chapter 3 restricts the use of normal insolvency procedures; (c) Chapter 4 creates a special administration regime; (d) Chapter 5 is about the treatment of trust property held by certain bodies; (e) Chapter 6 imposes restrictions on existing procedures for dissolution; (f) Chapter 7 confers power to make provision about the disqualification of members of further education bodies.
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