Education and Skills Act 2008
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122 Order of justice of the peace: notification
(1) The Secretary of State must comply with this section as soon as reasonably practicable after an order is made under section 120 against the proprietor of an institution. (2) The Secretary of State must serve on the proprietor— (a) a copy of any written statement in support of the application for the order, and (b) notice of the right of appeal conferred by section 126. (3) In the case of an order made against the proprietor of a special institution, the Secretary of State must notify the following that the order has been made— (a) the local authority in whose area the institution is situated; (b) any other local authority that the Secretary of State, after reasonable enquiry, is aware has specified the institution in a statement of special educational needs in respect of a student at the institution. (4) In this section “a special institution” means an institution that is specially organised to make special educational provision for students with special educational needs.
122 Order of justice of the peace: notification
(1) The Secretary of State must comply with this section as soon as reasonably practicable after an order is made under section 120 against the proprietor of an institution. (2) The Secretary of State must serve on the proprietor— (a) a copy of any written statement in support of the application for the order, and (b) notice of the right of appeal conferred by section 126. (3) In the case of an order made against the proprietor of a special institution, the Secretary of State must notify the following that the order has been made— (a) the local authority in whose area the institution is situated; (b) any other local authority that the Secretary of State, after reasonable enquiry, is aware has specified the institution in a statement of special educational needs in respect of a student at the institution. (4) In this section “a special institution” means an institution that is specially organised to make special educational provision for students with special educational needs.
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