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As published
33 Admissions.
(1) Where the governing body of any county or voluntary school are responsible for determining the arrangements for admitting pupils to the school, they shall—
(a) at least once in every school year, consult the local education authority as to whether those arrangements are satisfactory; and
(b) consult the authority before determining, or varying, any of them.
(2) Where the local education authority are responsible for determining the arrangements for admitting pupils to any such school they shall—
(a) at least once in every school year, consult the governing body as to whether those arrangements are satisfactory; and
(b) consult the governing body before determining, or varying, any of them.
Your change, as a redline
33 Admissions.
(1) Where the governing body of any county or voluntary school are responsible for determining the arrangements for admitting pupils to the school, they shall—
(a) at least once in every school year, consult the local education authority as to whether those arrangements are satisfactory; and
(b) consult the authority before determining, or varying, any of them.
(2) Where the local education authority are responsible for determining the arrangements for admitting pupils to any such school they shall—
(a) at least once in every school year, consult the governing body as to whether those arrangements are satisfactory; and
(b) consult the governing body before determining, or varying, any of them.
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