The School Organisation (Establishment and Discontinuance of Schools) (Amendment) Regulations 2026
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Change 1
15 Insertion of new regulation A13 (referral to the Secretary of State)
In Part 5, before regulation 13, insert— Referral to the Secretary of State A13. (1) In cases where the local authority are required to refer a proposal to the Secretary of State under paragraph 10 of Schedule 2 to the Act, they must make the referral within two weeks of the end of the representation period. (2) At the time a proposal under section 7 is referred to the Secretary of State, the local authority must notify the Secretary of State of any proposal under section 10 or 15 which appears to the local authority to be related to the proposal under section 7. (3) In cases where the local authority have referred a proposal under section 7 to the Secretary of State, the local authority must notify the Secretary of State of any proposal under section 10 or 15 which appears to the local authority to be related to the proposal under section 7. (4) Where a referral to the Secretary of State has been made under paragraphs 10 or 12 of Schedule 2 to the Act, the local authority must notify the following of the referral— (a) the proposers; (b) the Diocesan Board of Education for any diocese of the Church of England any part of which is comprised in the area of the local authority; (c) the bishop of a diocese of the Roman Catholic Church any part of which is comprised in the area of the local authority; (d) any other body or person that the local authority think appropriate. .
15 Insertion of new regulation A13 (referral to the Secretary of State)
In Part 5, before regulation 13, insert— Referral to the Secretary of State A13. (1) In cases where the local authority are required to refer a proposal to the Secretary of State under paragraph 10 of Schedule 2 to the Act, they must make the referral within two weeks of the end of the representation period. (2) At the time a proposal under section 7 is referred to the Secretary of State, the local authority must notify the Secretary of State of any proposal under section 10 or 15 which appears to the local authority to be related to the proposal under section 7. (3) In cases where the local authority have referred a proposal under section 7 to the Secretary of State, the local authority must notify the Secretary of State of any proposal under section 10 or 15 which appears to the local authority to be related to the proposal under section 7. (4) Where a referral to the Secretary of State has been made under paragraphs 10 or 12 of Schedule 2 to the Act, the local authority must notify the following of the referral— (a) the proposers; (b) the Diocesan Board of Education for any diocese of the Church of England any part of which is comprised in the area of the local authority; (c) the bishop of a diocese of the Roman Catholic Church any part of which is comprised in the area of the local authority; (d) any other body or person that the local authority think appropriate. .
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