45 Power of Privy Council in relation to designated institutions
Further and Higher Education (Scotland) Act 1992 (1992 c 37) | Legislation

45  Power of Privy Council in relation to designated institutions

(1)     The Privy Council may by order make such provision as regards designated institutions as is mentioned in this section.

(2)     An order of the Privy Council made under this section may—

(a)     make provision with regard to the constitution of the governing body of any designated institution;

(b)     prescribe the general functions to be discharged by the governing body, and confer on the governing body such powers as they may consider necessary or expedient for the efficient discharge of those functions; and

(c)     without prejudice to Part VI of the 1980 Act, revoke, amend or re-enact any provision of any endowment relating to any designated institution,

and where an order under this section

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