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Mr Damian Green 93 Page 30, line 8 [Clause 44], after 'subsection', insert ', but need not accept that advice'.
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61 Page 30, line 14 [Clause 45], at beginning insert—'(A1) In section 86(3) of the School Standards and Framework Act 1998 at the end there shall be inserted—
Mr Damian Green 94 Page 30, line 39 [Clause 46], at beginning insert—'( ) In section 25 of the School Standards and Framework Act 1998 there is inserted— "(5) The Secretary of State shall make arrangements for a body to hear appeals pursuant to decisions of the adjudicator.".'.
Mr Phil Willis 2 Page 30, line 42 [Clause 46], leave out 'may' and insert 'shall'.
Mr Damian Green 95 Page 31, line 3 [Clause 46], leave out 'arrangements' and insert 'dates'.
Mr Phil Willis 1 Page 31, line 3 [Clause 46], at end insert 'all'.
Mr Damian Green 96 Page 31, line 8 [Clause 46], at end insert—'(d) powers under these regulations shall not be used in such a way as to interfere with the admissions procedures of schools which select pupils by ability or aptitude.'.
Mr Damian Green 97 Page 31, line 8 [Clause 46], at end insert—'( ) nothing in these regulations shall remove powers from the admissions authority.'.
Mr Phil Willis 128 *Page 134, line 43 [Schedule 4], leave out paragraph 6 and insert—'6(1) Section 90 of the 1998 Act (reference of objections to the adjudicator or Secretary of State) is amended as follows. (2) In subsection (I)(b), for "consulted by the admission authority under section 89(2)" there is substituted "who were, or would but for subsection (2A) of section 89 have been, required to be consulted by the admission authority under subsection (2) of that section". (3) For subsection (2) there is substituted—
Mr Damian Green 102 Page 135, line 2 [Schedule 4], at end insert—'Appeals Against Decisions of the Adjudicator (6A) The Secretary of State shall establish an independent review panel to which appeals against decisions of the adjudicator may be referred.'.
Mr Damian Green 98 Page 33, line 18 [Clause 49], at end insert—'(2A) The Secretary of State may from time to time publish guidance as to when permanent exclusion may be an appropriate response to the commission of criminal acts by pupils including possession of or dealing in illegal substances.'.
Mr Phil Willis 70 Page 33, line 27 [Clause 49], at end insert—
Mr Phil Willis 7 Page 43, line 13 [Clause 62], at end insert—
Mr Phil Willis 8 Page 43, line 15 [Clause 62], leave out 'consult' and insert 'seek the consent of'.
Mr Phil Willis 9 Page 43, line 28 [Clause 62], after 'school', insert—'( ) compliance with the duties imposed on the governing bodies of maintained schools,'.
Mr Phil Willis 10 Page 45 [Clause 66], leave out lines 21 to 23 and insert—'( ) Regulations shall provide for the School Organisation Committee to determine the school to be established.'.
Mr Phil Willis 71 Page 152, line 42 [Schedule 8], at end insert—'(1A) The Secretary of State shall not approve a proposal either with or without modifications unless he is satisfied that to do so would be without detriment to the provision for pupils with special educational needs in the area of the local education authority which published the proposals and if he is so satisfied that a proposal may be approved with modifications he shall give approval only with such modifications as he considers appropriate after consulting such persons as may be prescribed.'.
Secretary Estelle Morris 54 Page 154, line 19 [Schedule 8], at end insert—
Mr Phil Willis 11 Page 45 [Clause 67], leave out lines 37 and 38.
Mr Damian Green 99 Page 46, line 33 [Clause 68], at beginning insert—'( ) In section 1 of the Learning and Skills Act 2000 there is inserted— "(6) The Learning and Skills Council shall have at least one member who is a teacher or headteacher in a school with a sixth form.".'.
Mr Damian Green 100 Page 46, line 33 [Clause 68], at beginning insert—'( ) In section 19 of the Learning and Skills Act 2000 there is inserted— "(6) Where a local council has responsibility for school sixth forms it must have at least one member who is a teacher or headteacher in a school with a sixth form.".'.
Mr Phil Willis 12 Page 47, line 15 [Clause 68], leave out 'and submitted to the relevant authority, which shall' and insert 'sent to the school organisation committee for the area or areas in which the school or schools in relation to which the proposals are made are situated, and submitted to the relevant authority, which shall, after consulting such school organisation committee or committees and such other bodies as may be prescribed by regulations made under subsection (8)—'.
Mr Phil Willis 13 Page 47, line 28 [Clause 68], leave out 'may' and insert 'shall'.
Mr Damian Green 101 Page 48, line 14 [Clause 68], at end insert—'113B The Transitional Period (1) Schools providing education for those above compulsory school age but below the age of 19 shall receive guaranteed funding for a period of 5 years from April 2002. (2) Guaranteed funding under subsection (1) shall be calculated per capita according to the number of sixth form students in the school at a given time. (3) The local council will have powers to increase per capita funding but not to decrease it.'.
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