45 Variation or revocation of other authorisations to grant degrees etc
Higher Education and Research Act 2017 (2017 c 29) | Legislation

45  Variation or revocation of other authorisations to grant degrees etc

(1)     The OfS may by order vary or revoke an authorisation given to an English higher education provider—

(a)     by or under an Act of Parliament, other than under section 42(1) of this Act, or

(b)     by Royal Charter,

to grant taught awards or research awards.

(2)     That is the case even if the authorisation was given for an indefinite period.

(3)     An order under subsection (1) varying an authorisation may only make such provision as could be made by an order giving authorisation under section 42(1).

(4)     When applying section 42(4) and (5) in the case of such an order, the reference in section 42(5) to a foundation degree granted other than by virtue of

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