[ZA2 General duties]
Apprenticeships, Skills, Children and Learning Act 2009 (2009 c 22) | Legislation

[General duties and functions]

[ZA2  General duties]

[(1)     So far as relevant, and subject to any notice given by the Secretary of State under subsection (2), in performing its functions the [Institute] must have regard to—

(a)     the reasonable requirements of industry, commerce, finance, the professions and other employers regarding education and training within the [Institute's] remit;

(b)     the reasonable requirements of persons who may wish to undertake education and training within the [Institute's] remit;

(c)     the need to ensure that education and training within the [Institute's] remit is of an appropriate quality;

(d)

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