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Education and Skills Act 2008

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140 The register and fees

(1) On the coming into force of section 95, the register of independent schools in England becomes the register of independent educational institutions in England. (2) The power in section 111(3)(d) to make provision prescribing circumstances in which the amount of a fee may be waived includes power to make such provision in relation to a fee (or any part of a fee) payable by virtue of section 162B(6) of the Education Act 2002 (fees payable to Chief Inspector).

Your change, as a redline

140 The register and fees

(1) On the coming into force of section 95, the register of independent schools in England becomes the register of independent educational institutions in England. (2) The power in section 111(3)(d) to make provision prescribing circumstances in which the amount of a fee may be waived includes power to make such provision in relation to a fee (or any part of a fee) payable by virtue of section 162B(6) of the Education Act 2002 (fees payable to Chief Inspector).

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