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Employment And Training Act 1973

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As published

9 Power of Secretary of State to arrange for provision of careers services for others.

The Secretary of State shall have power to secure the provision of relevant services, or any description of relevant services, for assisting persons other than those undergoing relevant education, or any description of such persons, to decide— (a) what employments, having regard to their capabilities, are or will be suitable for and available to them, and (b) what training or education is or will be required by and available to them in order to fit them for those employments, and for assisting those persons to obtain such employments, training and education.

Your change, as a redline

9 Power of Secretary of State to arrange for provision of careers services for others.

The Secretary of State shall have power to secure the provision of relevant services, or any description of relevant services, for assisting persons other than those undergoing relevant education, or any description of such persons, to decide— (a) what employments, having regard to their capabilities, are or will be suitable for and available to them, and (b) what training or education is or will be required by and available to them in order to fit them for those employments, and for assisting those persons to obtain such employments, training and education.

One line that says what changes, such as "Halve the dog tax".

Who it helps, what it costs, what it fixes. It is what persuades people to support it.

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