Learning and Skills Act 2000
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Change 1
SCHEDULE 11 Repeals
Section 153. Chapter | Short title | Extent of repeal 1972 c. 11. | Superannuation Act 1972. | In Schedule 1, in the list of “Other Bodies”, the words “Further Education Funding Council for England in receipt of remuneration.” and “Further Education Funding Council for Wales in receipt of remuneration.”. 1975 c. 24. | House of Commons Disqualification Act 1975. | In Schedule 1, in Part III the words “Any member of the Further Education Funding Council for England in receipt of remuneration.” and “Any member of the Further Education Funding Council for Wales in receipt of remuneration.”. 1975 c. 65. | Sex Discrimination Act 1975. | Section 25(6)(d). 1976 c. 74. | Race Relations Act 1976. | Section 19(6)(d). 1988 c. 40. | Education Reform Act 1988. | In section 124(2)(b), the words “, as defined by section 15(6) and (7) of the Education Act 1996”. 1992 c. 13. | Further and Higher Education Act 1992. | Sections 1 to 9. Section 18(4) to (6). Section 28(2)(b). Section 32(2A). Section 44(6). Section 45(6). In section 52(1), the word “full-time”. In section 55, subsections (1) to (3) and paragraphs (a) and (b) of subsection (7). Section 56. Section 60A. Section 91(2). In Schedule 1, paragraph 9. Schedule 2. Schedule 5A. 1995 c. 50. | Disability Discrimination Act 1995. | Section 19(6)(e) and (f). Section 30(2) to (4). 1996 c. 56. | Education Act 1996. | Section 15. In section 403(1) the words “local education authority,”. In section 482, in subsection (2)(c) the word “either” and in subsection (3) the word “or” immediately preceding paragraph (b). In section 509(1), paragraph (d) and the word “or” immediately preceding that paragraph. In Schedule 37, paragraphs 70, 112 and 113. 1996 c. 57. | School Inspections Act 1996. | In section 10(3) the word “and” at the end of paragraph (g). 1997 c. 44. | Education Act 1997. | In section 30, in subsection (1) the words “or by subsection (3)” and subsection (3). In section 37, subsections (1) to (4) and in subsection (5) the words “, which are superseded by this section,”. 1998 c. 18. | Audit Commission Act 1998. | In section 36(1), in the Table, the entry relating to a further education funding council. In section 36(2), the words “or a further education funding council”. 1998 c. 30. | Teaching and Higher Education Act 1998. | In section 19, in subsection (1) the word “or” immediately preceding paragraph (b), in subsection (2)(f) the words “employed as a teacher at a school” and in subsection (10) the word “and” immediately preceding paragraph (c). In section 22(2)(h) and (7) the words “attendance on”. Section 26(1) and (2). In section 28(1), in the definition of “publicly-funded institution”, in paragraph (a) the words “5 or” and the words from “from a further” to “its costs”. Section 34. 1998 c. 31. | School Standards and Framework Act 1998. | Sections 125 and 126. In section 142(1), the definition of “the appropriate further education funding council”. In Schedule 6, in paragraph 4(3) the word “or” immediately after paragraph (c). In Schedule 7, in paragraph 4(5) the word “or” immediately after paragraph (c)(i), in paragraph 8(7) the word “or” immediately after paragraph (b), in paragraph 8(10) the word “or” immediately after paragraph (a), in paragraph 13(4) the word “and” immediately after paragraph (b) and in paragraph 13(7) the word “or” immediately after paragraph (a). In Schedule 22, in paragraph 5(1) the word “or” immediately after paragraph (a)(i). Schedule 27. 1998 c. 31.—Contd. | School Standards and Framework Act 1998—Contd. | In Schedule 30, paragraphs 41 and 42. 1998 c. 38. | Government of Wales Act 1998. | In section 104(4), the words from “; and in determining” to the end.
SCHEDULE 11 Repeals
Section 153. Chapter | Short title | Extent of repeal 1972 c. 11. | Superannuation Act 1972. | In Schedule 1, in the list of “Other Bodies”, the words “Further Education Funding Council for England in receipt of remuneration.” and “Further Education Funding Council for Wales in receipt of remuneration.”. 1975 c. 24. | House of Commons Disqualification Act 1975. | In Schedule 1, in Part III the words “Any member of the Further Education Funding Council for England in receipt of remuneration.” and “Any member of the Further Education Funding Council for Wales in receipt of remuneration.”. 1975 c. 65. | Sex Discrimination Act 1975. | Section 25(6)(d). 1976 c. 74. | Race Relations Act 1976. | Section 19(6)(d). 1988 c. 40. | Education Reform Act 1988. | In section 124(2)(b), the words “, as defined by section 15(6) and (7) of the Education Act 1996”. 1992 c. 13. | Further and Higher Education Act 1992. | Sections 1 to 9. Section 18(4) to (6). Section 28(2)(b). Section 32(2A). Section 44(6). Section 45(6). In section 52(1), the word “full-time”. In section 55, subsections (1) to (3) and paragraphs (a) and (b) of subsection (7). Section 56. Section 60A. Section 91(2). In Schedule 1, paragraph 9. Schedule 2. Schedule 5A. 1995 c. 50. | Disability Discrimination Act 1995. | Section 19(6)(e) and (f). Section 30(2) to (4). 1996 c. 56. | Education Act 1996. | Section 15. In section 403(1) the words “local education authority,”. In section 482, in subsection (2)(c) the word “either” and in subsection (3) the word “or” immediately preceding paragraph (b). In section 509(1), paragraph (d) and the word “or” immediately preceding that paragraph. In Schedule 37, paragraphs 70, 112 and 113. 1996 c. 57. | School Inspections Act 1996. | In section 10(3) the word “and” at the end of paragraph (g). 1997 c. 44. | Education Act 1997. | In section 30, in subsection (1) the words “or by subsection (3)” and subsection (3). In section 37, subsections (1) to (4) and in subsection (5) the words “, which are superseded by this section,”. 1998 c. 18. | Audit Commission Act 1998. | In section 36(1), in the Table, the entry relating to a further education funding council. In section 36(2), the words “or a further education funding council”. 1998 c. 30. | Teaching and Higher Education Act 1998. | In section 19, in subsection (1) the word “or” immediately preceding paragraph (b), in subsection (2)(f) the words “employed as a teacher at a school” and in subsection (10) the word “and” immediately preceding paragraph (c). In section 22(2)(h) and (7) the words “attendance on”. Section 26(1) and (2). In section 28(1), in the definition of “publicly-funded institution”, in paragraph (a) the words “5 or” and the words from “from a further” to “its costs”. Section 34. 1998 c. 31. | School Standards and Framework Act 1998. | Sections 125 and 126. In section 142(1), the definition of “the appropriate further education funding council”. In Schedule 6, in paragraph 4(3) the word “or” immediately after paragraph (c). In Schedule 7, in paragraph 4(5) the word “or” immediately after paragraph (c)(i), in paragraph 8(7) the word “or” immediately after paragraph (b), in paragraph 8(10) the word “or” immediately after paragraph (a), in paragraph 13(4) the word “and” immediately after paragraph (b) and in paragraph 13(7) the word “or” immediately after paragraph (a). In Schedule 22, in paragraph 5(1) the word “or” immediately after paragraph (a)(i). Schedule 27. 1998 c. 31.—Contd. | School Standards and Framework Act 1998—Contd. | In Schedule 30, paragraphs 41 and 42. 1998 c. 38. | Government of Wales Act 1998. | In section 104(4), the words from “; and in determining” to the end.
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