Further and Higher Education Act 1992
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The expressions listed in the left-hand column below are respectively defined by or (as the case may be) are to be interpreted in accordance with the provisions of this Act listed in the right-hand column in relation to those expressions. Expression | Relevant provision appropriate further education funding council | section 1(6) contract of employment, etc. | section 90(1) council (in Part I), or learning and skills council | sections 61A(1) and 90(2A) . . . | . . . designated institution (in Part I) | section 28(4) designated institution (in Part II) | section 72(3) the Education Acts | section 90(1) functions | section 61(1) further education | section 90(1) further education corporation | section 17(1) further education corporation in England | section 90(1) further education corporation in Wales | section 90(1) governing body | section 90(1) and (2) . . . | . . . higher education | section 90(1) higher education corporation | section 90(1) institution in Wales (in relation to the HEFCW) | section 62(7) institutions within or outside the further education sector | section 91(3) institutions within or outside the higher education sector | sections 61(3)(a) and 91(5) institutions within the PCFC funding sector | section 90(4) interest in land | section 90(1) land | section 90(1) liability | section 90(1) local authority | section 90(1) modification | section 61(1) operative date | sections 17 and 33(4) . . . | . . . regulations | section 61(1) relevant sixth form college | section 90(1) . . . | . . . sixth form college | section 91(3A) sixth form college corporation | section 90(1) . . . | . . . . . . | . . . transfer of rights or liabilities | section 61(2) university | section 90(3) . . . | . . .
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The expressions listed in the left-hand column below are respectively defined by or (as the case may be) are to be interpreted in accordance with the provisions of this Act listed in the right-hand column in relation to those expressions. Expression | Relevant provision appropriate further education funding council | section 1(6) contract of employment, etc. | section 90(1) council (in Part I), or learning and skills council | sections 61A(1) and 90(2A) . . . | . . . designated institution (in Part I) | section 28(4) designated institution (in Part II) | section 72(3) the Education Acts | section 90(1) functions | section 61(1) further education | section 90(1) further education corporation | section 17(1) further education corporation in England | section 90(1) further education corporation in Wales | section 90(1) governing body | section 90(1) and (2) . . . | . . . higher education | section 90(1) higher education corporation | section 90(1) institution in Wales (in relation to the HEFCW) | section 62(7) institutions within or outside the further education sector | section 91(3) institutions within or outside the higher education sector | sections 61(3)(a) and 91(5) institutions within the PCFC funding sector | section 90(4) interest in land | section 90(1) land | section 90(1) liability | section 90(1) local authority | section 90(1) modification | section 61(1) operative date | sections 17 and 33(4) . . . | . . . regulations | section 61(1) relevant sixth form college | section 90(1) . . . | . . . sixth form college | section 91(3A) sixth form college corporation | section 90(1) . . . | . . . . . . | . . . transfer of rights or liabilities | section 61(2) university | section 90(3) . . . | . . .
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