Academies Act 2010
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1D Alternative provision Academies: powers to apply provisions with modifications
(1) Regulations may provide for a statutory provision relating to maintained schools or a description of maintained school, or to pupil referral units, to apply in relation to alternative provision Academies, or a description of alternative provision Academy, with or without modifications. (2) Regulations may provide for a statutory provision relating to Academies, Academy schools or 16 to 19 Academies— (a) to apply in relation to alternative provision Academies, or a description of alternative provision Academy, with or without modifications; (b) not to apply in relation to alternative provision Academies or a description of alternative provision Academy. (3) Regulations may provide for a statutory provision relating to alternative provision Academies or a description of alternative provision Academy— (a) to apply in relation to a description of alternative provision Academy, with modifications; (b) not to apply in relation to a description of alternative provision Academy. (4) “ Statutory provision ” means a provision made by or under this or any other Act, whenever passed or made.
1D Alternative provision Academies: powers to apply provisions with modifications
(1) Regulations may provide for a statutory provision relating to maintained schools or a description of maintained school, or to pupil referral units, to apply in relation to alternative provision Academies, or a description of alternative provision Academy, with or without modifications. (2) Regulations may provide for a statutory provision relating to Academies, Academy schools or 16 to 19 Academies— (a) to apply in relation to alternative provision Academies, or a description of alternative provision Academy, with or without modifications; (b) not to apply in relation to alternative provision Academies or a description of alternative provision Academy. (3) Regulations may provide for a statutory provision relating to alternative provision Academies or a description of alternative provision Academy— (a) to apply in relation to a description of alternative provision Academy, with modifications; (b) not to apply in relation to a description of alternative provision Academy. (4) “ Statutory provision ” means a provision made by or under this or any other Act, whenever passed or made.
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