Part 3 Implementation of Proposals
Education and Inspections Act 2006 (2006 c 40) | Legislation

Part 3 Implementation of Proposals

Requirement to implement proposals

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(1)     Where—

(a)     any proposals have been approved under paragraph 8, or

(b)     the relevant authority have determined under paragraph 19 to implement any proposals,

then (subject to the following provisions of this paragraph) the proposals must be implemented, in the form in which they were so approved or determined, in accordance with this Part of this Schedule.

(2)     The relevant authority may, at the request of the proposers who made the proposals referred to in sub-paragraph (1), or, where the proposals were made by the authority themselves, on their own initiative—

(a)     modify the proposals after consulting such persons as may be prescribed, and

(b)     where any approval was given in accordance with paragraph 8(5), specify a later date by which the event in question must occur.

(3)     If, after consulting such persons as may be prescribed, the relevant authority are satisfied—

(a)     that implementation of the proposals would be unreasonably difficult, or

(b)     that circumstances have so altered since approval was given under paragraph 8 that implementation of the proposals would be inappropriate,

the authority may determine that sub-paragraph (1) is to cease to apply

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