Education and Inspections Act 2006
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116 Functions of the Office
(1) The Office has the following functions— (a) to determine strategic priorities for the Chief Inspector in connection with the performance of his functions; (b) to determine strategic objectives and targets relating to such priorities; and (c) to secure that the Chief Inspector's functions are performed efficiently and effectively. (2) The Office is to have such other functions in connection with the performance of the Chief Inspector's functions as may be assigned to it by the Secretary of State.
116 Functions of the Office
(1) The Office has the following functions— (a) to determine strategic priorities for the Chief Inspector in connection with the performance of his functions; (b) to determine strategic objectives and targets relating to such priorities; and (c) to secure that the Chief Inspector's functions are performed efficiently and effectively. (2) The Office is to have such other functions in connection with the performance of the Chief Inspector's functions as may be assigned to it by the Secretary of State.
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