124 Powers of a higher education corporation [in Wales]
Education Reform Act 1988 (1988 c 40) | Legislation

124  Powers of a higher education corporation [in Wales]

(1)     A higher education corporation [in Wales] shall have power—

(a)     to provide higher education;

(b)     to provide further education;

[(ba)     to provide secondary education [suitable to the requirements of persons who have attained the age of fourteen years];

(bb)     to provide education which is secondary education by virtue of section 2(2B) of the Education Act 1996 (definition of secondary education);

(bc)     to participate in the provision of secondary education at a school;] and

(c)     to carry out research and to publish the results of the research or any other material arising out of or connected with it in such manner as the corporation think fit.

[(1A)     A higher education corporation [in Wales] may not provide education of a kind specified in subsection (1)(ba) or (bb) above unless they have consulted such [local authorities] as they consider appropriate.]

(2)     A higher education corporation [in Wales] shall also have power to do anything which appears to the corporation to be necessary or expedient

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