The Children and Families Act 2014 (Transitional and Saving Provisions) (No. 2) Order 2014
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19 Effect of providing notice
If a local authority gives notice under Article 18 to a child’s parent or a young person, the following provisions of EA 1996 cease to apply in relation to the child or young person on and after the date on which the notice is given— (a) section 326 (appeal against contents of statement); (b) section 328 (reviews of educational needs); (c) section 328A (appeal against determination of local authority in England not to amend statement following review); (d) section 329A (review or assessment of educational needs at request of responsible body).
19 Effect of providing notice
If a local authority gives notice under Article 18 to a child’s parent or a young person, the following provisions of EA 1996 cease to apply in relation to the child or young person on and after the date on which the notice is given— (a) section 326 (appeal against contents of statement); (b) section 328 (reviews of educational needs); (c) section 328A (appeal against determination of local authority in England not to amend statement following review); (d) section 329A (review or assessment of educational needs at request of responsible body).
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