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6 The specific ongoing registration conditions
(1) The OfS may, at the time of an institution's registration or later, impose such conditions on its registration as the OfS may determine (“the specific ongoing registration conditions”).
(2) The OfS may at any time vary or remove a specific ongoing registration condition.
(3) Before—
(a) varying or removing a specific ongoing registration condition on an institution's registration, or
(b) imposing a new specific ongoing registration condition on its registration,
the OfS must notify the governing body of the institution of its intention to do so.
(4) The notice must—
(a) specify the OfS's reasons for proposing to take the step in question,
(b) specify the period during which the governing body of the institution may make representations about the proposal (“the specified period”), and
(c) specify the way in which those representations may be made.
(5) The specified period must not be less than 28 days beginning with the date on which the notice is received.
(6) The OfS must have regard to any representations made by the governing body of the institution during the specified period in deciding whether to take the step in question.
(7) Having decided whether or not to take the step in question, the OfS must notify the governing body of the institution of its decision.
(8) If the OfS decides to vary or remove a specific ongoing registration condition or impose a new specific ongoing registration condition, the notice must—
(a) specify the condition (as varied), the condition being removed or the new condition (as the case may be), and
(b) specify the date when the variation, removal or imposition takes effect.
(9) For the purposes of this section, a specific ongoing registration condition is “new” if it is imposed otherwise than at the time of the institution's registration.
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6 The specific ongoing registration conditions
(1) The OfS may, at the time of an institution's registration or later, impose such conditions on its registration as the OfS may determine (“the specific ongoing registration conditions”).
(2) The OfS may at any time vary or remove a specific ongoing registration condition.
(3) Before—
(a) varying or removing a specific ongoing registration condition on an institution's registration, or
(b) imposing a new specific ongoing registration condition on its registration,
the OfS must notify the governing body of the institution of its intention to do so.
(4) The notice must—
(a) specify the OfS's reasons for proposing to take the step in question,
(b) specify the period during which the governing body of the institution may make representations about the proposal (“the specified period”), and
(c) specify the way in which those representations may be made.
(5) The specified period must not be less than 28 days beginning with the date on which the notice is received.
(6) The OfS must have regard to any representations made by the governing body of the institution during the specified period in deciding whether to take the step in question.
(7) Having decided whether or not to take the step in question, the OfS must notify the governing body of the institution of its decision.
(8) If the OfS decides to vary or remove a specific ongoing registration condition or impose a new specific ongoing registration condition, the notice must—
(a) specify the condition (as varied), the condition being removed or the new condition (as the case may be), and
(b) specify the date when the variation, removal or imposition takes effect.
(9) For the purposes of this section, a specific ongoing registration condition is “new” if it is imposed otherwise than at the time of the institution's registration.
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