10 Mandatory fee limit condition for certain providers
Higher Education and Research Act 2017 (2017 c 29) | Legislation

10  Mandatory fee limit condition for certain providers

(1) The OfS must ensure that the ongoing registration conditions of each registered higher education provider of a prescribed description include a fee limit condition.

(2) In this Part, “a fee limit condition” means a condition that requires the governing body of the provider to secure that regulated course fees do not exceed the fee limit.

(3) “Regulated course fees” are fees payable to the provider by a qualifying person—

(a) in connection with his or her undertaking a qualifying course, and

(b) in respect of an academic year applicable to that course which begins at the same time as, or while, the provider is registered in the register

[(b) in respect of so much of the course as is undertaken during a regulated course year of that course].

[(3A) The reference in subsection

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