64 Power of [local authority] etc to appoint additional governors
Education and Inspections Act 2006 (2006 c 40) | Legislation

64  Power of [local authority] etc to appoint additional governors

(1)     If at any time a maintained school is eligible for intervention, then (subject to [subsection (2)]) the [local authority] may appoint such number of additional governors as they think fit.

[(1A)     . . .]

(2)     Where the school is eligible for intervention by virtue of section 60 (school subject to [performance standards and safety warning) or 60A (school subject to teachers' pay and conditions warning)], the power conferred by subsection (1) is only exercisable within the period of two months following the end of the compliance period (as defined by [section 60(1)(b)] [or as the case may be] [section 60A(1)(b)]).

(3)     In relation to any appointment made by the [local authority] by virtue of subsection (1) to the governing body of a school, the instrument of government for the school has effect as if (despite anything in regulations under section 19 of EA 2002) it provided for

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