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Part 1 The Learning and Skills Council for England
The Council
- 1 Minimum membership of the Council
- 2 Regional councils
- 3 Abolition of local councils
- 4 Strategies for functions of Council
- 5 Young people's learning committee and adult learning committee
Functions of the Council
- 6 Duty in relation to diversity and choice
- 7 Consultation by the Council
- 8 Plans for academic years
- 9 Powers to form or be involved in certain bodies corporate
- 10 Directions
- 11 Provision of services
- 12 Assistance with respect to employment and training
- 13 Assistance with respect to employment and training: Northern Ireland
Part 2 Further Education Institutions
Further education corporations
- 14 Incorporation of further education institutions
- 15 Dissolution of further education corporations
- 16 Publication of proposals
Intervention in further education institutions
Foundation degrees
Other provisions relating to further education institutions
- 21 Powers of a further education corporation to form or be involved in certain bodies corporate
- 22 Consultation by governing bodies of further education institutions
- 23 Qualifications of principals of further education institutions
Part 3 Industrial Training Levies
Part 4 Miscellaneous and General
- 26 Powers of a higher education corporation to form or be involved in certain bodies corporate
- 27 Powers of National Assembly for Wales
- 28 Orders and regulations
- 29 Amendments
- 30 Repeals
- 31 Interpretation
- 32 Commencement
- 33 Extent
- 34 Short title
- SCHEDULE 1 Amendments
- SCHEDULE 2 Repeals
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