65 Duty to publish higher education information
Higher Education and Research Act 2017 (2017 c 29) | Legislation

65  Duty to publish higher education information

(1)     The relevant body must publish, or arrange for the publication of, appropriate information relating to registered higher education providers and the higher education courses they provide.

(2)     In this section “the relevant body” means—

(a)     the designated body (see section 66), or

(b)     if there is no such body, the OfS.

(3)     The information must be published—

(a)     at appropriate times, and

(b)     at least once a year.

(4)     The information must be published in an appropriate form and manner.

(5)     What is “appropriate” for the purposes of subsections (1), (3) and (4) is to be determined—

(a)     by the designated body if the OfS has notified the body that it is required to do so (and has not withdrawn the notification), or

(b)     otherwise, by the OfS.

(6)     A notification under subsection (5) may

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