207 Recoupment: adjustment between [local authorities]
Education Act 2002 (2002 c 32) | Legislation

207  Recoupment: adjustment between [local authorities]

(1)     Regulations may provide, in relation to cases where any provision for education to which this section applies is made by a [local authority] (in this section referred to as “the providing authority”) in respect of a person who belongs to the area of another [local authority], for requiring or authorising the other authority (in this section referred to as the “home authority”) to pay to the providing authority—

(a)     such amount as the authorities may agree, or

(b)     failing agreement, such amount as may be determined by or under the regulations.

(2)     This section applies to[—

(a)

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