12 Boards of management
Further and Higher Education (Scotland) Act 1992 (1992 c 37) | Legislation

12  Boards of management

(1)     A board of management shall have the duty [of managing and conducting their college]—

(a)     managing and conducting their college; and

(b)     ensuring that their college provides (either by itself or by arrangement with any other person) suitable and efficient further education to students of the college,

and in carrying out their duty under paragraph (b) above, the board shall have regard to the provision [of managing and conducting their college].

(2)     A board of management shall have the power—

(a)     to provide or secure the provision of further education (within the meaning of section 1(5)(b) of the 1980 Act);

[(aa)     to provide part-time and full-time courses of instruction for persons of school age;]

(b)     to charge fees for or in connection with the provision by them of any form of further education [or any course of instruction provided under sub-paragraph (aa)];

(c)     to provide to students of the college such assistance of a financial or other nature (including waiving or granting remission of fees) as they may consider appropriate;

(d)     for the purpose of the administration and management of the college, to receive any property, rights, liabilities and obligations transferred to the board

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