Education Act 2005
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119 Functions to be exercisable by National Assembly for Wales
(1) Any function conferred on the Secretary of State by the amendments made by the provisions mentioned in subsection (2), so far as exercisable in relation to Wales, is to be taken to have been transferred to the Assembly by an Order in Council under section 22 of the Government of Wales Act 1998 (c. 38). (2) Those provisions are— section 45 (power to direct closure of school); section 70 (proposals for discontinuance of rural primary school); section 71 (proposals relating to maintained special school); section 106 (admission arrangements to make special provision for looked-after children); Schedule 7 (inspection of child minding, day care and nursery education); Schedule 16 (funding of maintained schools); Schedule 17 (restrictions on disposal of land); Schedule 18 (further amendments related to Part 4).
119 Functions to be exercisable by National Assembly for Wales
(1) Any function conferred on the Secretary of State by the amendments made by the provisions mentioned in subsection (2), so far as exercisable in relation to Wales, is to be taken to have been transferred to the Assembly by an Order in Council under section 22 of the Government of Wales Act 1998 (c. 38). (2) Those provisions are— section 45 (power to direct closure of school); section 70 (proposals for discontinuance of rural primary school); section 71 (proposals relating to maintained special school); section 106 (admission arrangements to make special provision for looked-after children); Schedule 7 (inspection of child minding, day care and nursery education); Schedule 16 (funding of maintained schools); Schedule 17 (restrictions on disposal of land); Schedule 18 (further amendments related to Part 4).
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