28 Power of designated body to charge fees
Higher Education and Research Act 2017 (2017 c 29) | Legislation

28  Power of designated body to charge fees

(1)     In this section “designated body” means a body for the time being designated under Schedule 4.

(2)     A designated body may—

(a)     charge an institution a fee for any activity undertaken, or service provided, by the body in the performance by it of functions under section 23(1) (power to assess quality and standards), or section 46 (advice on quality etc to the OfS when granting degree awarding powers etc), in relation to the institution,

(b)     charge an institution a fee for any activity undertaken, or service provided, by the body in the performance by it of functions under section 23(2)(a) (duty to assess to determine if initial registration condition relating to quality or standards is met) in relation to

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