166 Appeals
Education Act 2002 (2002 c 32) | Legislation

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(1)     The proprietor of a registered school may appeal to the [First-tier Tribunal] against—

(a)     a refusal under section 162 to approve a material change,

(b)     a determination under section 165 to remove the school from the register,

(c)     an order under section 165(8) requiring the taking of specified action, or

(d)     a refusal under section 165(10) to vary or revoke such an order.

(2)     An appeal under subsection

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