64 Provisions supplementary to [sections 62A and 63]
Education Act 2002 (2002 c 32) | Legislation

64  Provisions supplementary to [sections 62A and 63]

(1)     Where [section 62A . . .] applies in relation to a [local authority] and the Secretary of State . . . has notified the authority that he . . . is contemplating the giving of a direction under that section, the authority shall give the Secretary of State . . ., and any person authorised by the Secretary of State . . . for the purposes of this subsection, such assistance, in connection with the proposed contract or other arrangement, as the authority are reasonably able to give.

(2)     Where a direction under [section 62A . . .] is given to a [local authority], the relevant person shall be entitled,

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