107 Provision of services
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Provision of services and assistance

107  Provision of services

(1)     The [Secretary of State] may make arrangements with a permitted recipient for the provision by the [Secretary of State] of services that are required by the permitted recipient in connection with the exercise of the recipient's functions relating to education or training.

(2)     The services that may be provided under arrangements made under subsection (1) include—

(a)     providing accommodation and other facilities to a permitted recipient or managing such facilities on behalf of a permitted recipient;

(b)     procuring, or assisting in procuring, goods and services for

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