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School Standards and Framework Act 1998

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As published

85ZA Co-operation in discharging functions under this Part (England)

(1) A local authority in England and the governing body of a maintained school in England must co-operate in the exercise of their respective functions under or by virtue of this Part. (2) A local authority in England and the proprietor of an Academy school must co-operate in the exercise of their respective functions under or by virtue of this Part. (3) Where Academy arrangements require the proprietor of an Academy school to act as if a provision of this Part applied to the school, the provision is to be taken so to apply for the purposes of subsection (2).

Your change, as a redline

85ZA Co-operation in discharging functions under this Part (England)

(1) A local authority in England and the governing body of a maintained school in England must co-operate in the exercise of their respective functions under or by virtue of this Part. (2) A local authority in England and the proprietor of an Academy school must co-operate in the exercise of their respective functions under or by virtue of this Part. (3) Where Academy arrangements require the proprietor of an Academy school to act as if a provision of this Part applied to the school, the provision is to be taken so to apply for the purposes of subsection (2).

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

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