SCHEDULE 6 Abolition of the TDA: Transfer Schemes
Education Act 2011 (2011 c 21) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 6 Abolition of the TDA: Transfer Schemes

Section 17

Staff transfer schemes

1

(1)     The Secretary of State may make a scheme (a “staff transfer schemeâ€) providing—

(a)     for a designated employee of the TDA to become a member of staff of the Secretary of State (and accordingly to become employed in the civil service of the state);

(b)     so far as may be consistent with employment in the civil service of the state, for the terms and conditions of the employee's employment with the TDA to have effect as if they were the conditions of service as a member of the Secretary of State's staff;

(c)     for the transfer to the Secretary of State of the rights, powers, duties and liabilities of the TDA under or in connection with the employee's contract of employment;

(d)

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