Apprenticeships, Skills, Children and Learning Act 2009
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20 Recognised Welsh frameworks: notification and publication
(1) On issuing an apprenticeship framework under section 19(1), the Welsh issuing authority must— (a) publish the framework; (b) if the issuing authority is not the Welsh Ministers, notify the Welsh Ministers of the issue of the framework. (2) A notice given under subsection (1)(b) must be accompanied by a copy of the framework. (3) A Welsh issuing authority which withdraws recognition of an apprenticeship framework under section 19(2) must— (a) publish a notice stating that recognition of the framework has been withdrawn; (b) in the case where the issuing authority are not the Welsh Ministers, notify the Welsh Ministers of the withdrawal. (4) Where this section imposes a duty on a person to publish a framework or notice, the publication may be in such manner as the person thinks fit.
20 Recognised Welsh frameworks: notification and publication
(1) On issuing an apprenticeship framework under section 19(1), the Welsh issuing authority must— (a) publish the framework; (b) if the issuing authority is not the Welsh Ministers, notify the Welsh Ministers of the issue of the framework. (2) A notice given under subsection (1)(b) must be accompanied by a copy of the framework. (3) A Welsh issuing authority which withdraws recognition of an apprenticeship framework under section 19(2) must— (a) publish a notice stating that recognition of the framework has been withdrawn; (b) in the case where the issuing authority are not the Welsh Ministers, notify the Welsh Ministers of the withdrawal. (4) Where this section imposes a duty on a person to publish a framework or notice, the publication may be in such manner as the person thinks fit.
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