Education and Skills Act 2008
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145 Appeals
After section 342A of the Education Act 1996 (inserted by section 144) insert— Non-maintained special schools in England: appeals Appeal against decision of Secretary of State 342B (1) Regulations may make provision for an appeal against a decision of the Secretary of State— (a) to withdraw approval from a non-maintained special school in England by virtue of section 342(4)(b) (failure to comply with prescribed requirement) otherwise than at the request of the proprietor; (b) not to approve, not to approve a change to, or to withdraw approval from, relevant arrangements in relation to such a school. (2) In subsection (1)(b) “relevant arrangements” means arrangements that require the approval of the Secretary of State by virtue of section 342(5)(a). (3) Regulations under this section must provide that an appeal brought by virtue of this section— (a) lies to the First-tier Tribunal, and (b) must be brought by the proprietor of the school in question. (4) The regulations may in particular make provision, in the case of an appeal brought by virtue of subsection (1)(a), prohibiting the Secretary of State from acting on a decision to withdraw approval during the period in which— (a) an appeal against the decision could be brought, or (b) where an appeal has been brought, the appeal has not been determined, withdrawn or otherwise disposed of. Appeal against order of justice of peace 342C (1) Regulations may make provision for an appeal against the making of an order by virtue of section 342A (order by justice of peace in an emergency). (2) The regulations must provide that an appeal brought by virtue of this section— (a) lies to the First-tier Tribunal, and (b) must be brought by the proprietor of the school in question.
145 Appeals
After section 342A of the Education Act 1996 (inserted by section 144) insert— Non-maintained special schools in England: appeals Appeal against decision of Secretary of State 342B (1) Regulations may make provision for an appeal against a decision of the Secretary of State— (a) to withdraw approval from a non-maintained special school in England by virtue of section 342(4)(b) (failure to comply with prescribed requirement) otherwise than at the request of the proprietor; (b) not to approve, not to approve a change to, or to withdraw approval from, relevant arrangements in relation to such a school. (2) In subsection (1)(b) “relevant arrangements” means arrangements that require the approval of the Secretary of State by virtue of section 342(5)(a). (3) Regulations under this section must provide that an appeal brought by virtue of this section— (a) lies to the First-tier Tribunal, and (b) must be brought by the proprietor of the school in question. (4) The regulations may in particular make provision, in the case of an appeal brought by virtue of subsection (1)(a), prohibiting the Secretary of State from acting on a decision to withdraw approval during the period in which— (a) an appeal against the decision could be brought, or (b) where an appeal has been brought, the appeal has not been determined, withdrawn or otherwise disposed of. Appeal against order of justice of peace 342C (1) Regulations may make provision for an appeal against the making of an order by virtue of section 342A (order by justice of peace in an emergency). (2) The regulations must provide that an appeal brought by virtue of this section— (a) lies to the First-tier Tribunal, and (b) must be brought by the proprietor of the school in question.
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