Apprenticeships, Skills, Children and Learning Act 2009
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A2I Transfer of copyright in standards and assessment plans
(1) This section applies where— (a) a standard is approved by the Secretary of State under section ZA11 or an apprenticeship assessment plan is approved by the Secretary of State under section A2, and (b) a person (other than the Secretary of State) is entitled, immediately before the time the approval is given, to any right or interest in any copyright in the standard or plan. (2) The right or interest is, by virtue of this section, transferred from that person to the Secretary of State at the time the approval is given. (3) The Secretary of State must ensure that a standard or apprenticeship assessment plan in relation to which a right or interest has transferred by virtue of subsection (2) is made available to the public, subject to any conditions that the Secretary of State considers appropriate.
A2I Transfer of copyright in standards and assessment plans
(1) This section applies where— (a) a standard is approved by the Secretary of State under section ZA11 or an apprenticeship assessment plan is approved by the Secretary of State under section A2, and (b) a person (other than the Secretary of State) is entitled, immediately before the time the approval is given, to any right or interest in any copyright in the standard or plan. (2) The right or interest is, by virtue of this section, transferred from that person to the Secretary of State at the time the approval is given. (3) The Secretary of State must ensure that a standard or apprenticeship assessment plan in relation to which a right or interest has transferred by virtue of subsection (2) is made available to the public, subject to any conditions that the Secretary of State considers appropriate.
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