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Apprenticeships, Skills, Children and Learning Act 2009

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A2D6 Approved technical education qualifications: approval and withdrawal

(1) The Secretary of State may make any arrangements that the Secretary of State considers appropriate— (a) to secure that suitable technical education qualifications are available for approval under section A2D3 or A2D5, or (b) in connection with the approval, or continued approval, of a technical education qualification under either of those sections. (2) The Secretary of State may withdraw approval of a technical education qualification. (3) The Secretary of State is not required to withdraw approval of a technical education qualification in a specified category merely because— (a) the qualification is modified, or (b) the category is revised or withdrawn under section A2D2(4). (4) The Secretary of State must publish information about matters that the Secretary of State takes into account when deciding whether or not— (a) to approve a qualification under section A2D3 or A2D5, or (b) to withdraw approval of it. (5) The matters may differ for different purposes and may, in particular, be different for— (a) qualifications in different categories specified under section A2D2, or (b) qualifications relating to different occupations. (6) When making a decision of the kind mentioned in subsection (4)(a) or (b) in a particular case, the Secretary of State may also take into account such other matters as the Secretary of State considers appropriate in the case in question. (7) Information published under subsection (4) may be revised or replaced, and the Secretary of State must publish under that subsection any revised or replacement information.

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A2D6 Approved technical education qualifications: approval and withdrawal

(1) The Secretary of State may make any arrangements that the Secretary of State considers appropriate— (a) to secure that suitable technical education qualifications are available for approval under section A2D3 or A2D5, or (b) in connection with the approval, or continued approval, of a technical education qualification under either of those sections. (2) The Secretary of State may withdraw approval of a technical education qualification. (3) The Secretary of State is not required to withdraw approval of a technical education qualification in a specified category merely because— (a) the qualification is modified, or (b) the category is revised or withdrawn under section A2D2(4). (4) The Secretary of State must publish information about matters that the Secretary of State takes into account when deciding whether or not— (a) to approve a qualification under section A2D3 or A2D5, or (b) to withdraw approval of it. (5) The matters may differ for different purposes and may, in particular, be different for— (a) qualifications in different categories specified under section A2D2, or (b) qualifications relating to different occupations. (6) When making a decision of the kind mentioned in subsection (4)(a) or (b) in a particular case, the Secretary of State may also take into account such other matters as the Secretary of State considers appropriate in the case in question. (7) Information published under subsection (4) may be revised or replaced, and the Secretary of State must publish under that subsection any revised or replacement information.

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