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School Standards and Framework Act 1998

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108 Implementation of decision that school should cease to have selective admission arrangements.

(1) Subsection (2) applies where the result of a ballot held under section 105 shows a simple majority of votes cast (by persons eligible to vote in the ballot) in favour of the grammar school or schools to which the ballot related ceasing to have selective admission arrangements. (2) The admission authority for a grammar school to which the ballot related shall secure that their admission arrangements are revised (in accordance with sections 88C to 88K or, as the case may be, 89 and 90) so that, as from the beginning of such school year as may be prescribed, the school no longer has selective admission arrangements. (3) Where the Secretary of State is satisfied that, in pursuance of subsection (2), a grammar school no longer has selective admission arrangements, he shall revoke the order made by him with respect to the school under section 104.

Your change, as a redline

108 Implementation of decision that school should cease to have selective admission arrangements.

(1) Subsection (2) applies where the result of a ballot held under section 105 shows a simple majority of votes cast (by persons eligible to vote in the ballot) in favour of the grammar school or schools to which the ballot related ceasing to have selective admission arrangements. (2) The admission authority for a grammar school to which the ballot related shall secure that their admission arrangements are revised (in accordance with sections 88C to 88K or, as the case may be, 89 and 90) so that, as from the beginning of such school year as may be prescribed, the school no longer has selective admission arrangements. (3) Where the Secretary of State is satisfied that, in pursuance of subsection (2), a grammar school no longer has selective admission arrangements, he shall revoke the order made by him with respect to the school under section 104.

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