75 Regulatory framework
Higher Education and Research Act 2017 (2017 c 29) | Legislation

Regulatory framework

75  Regulatory framework

(1)     The OfS must, from time to time, prepare and publish a regulatory framework.

(2)     The OfS must have regard to it when exercising its functions.

(3)     The regulatory framework is to consist of—

(a)     a statement of how it intends to perform its functions,. . .

(b)     guidance for registered higher education providers on the general ongoing registration conditions[, and

(c)     guidance for students' unions to which sections A5 and A6 apply on their duties under those sections].

(4)     The statement under subsection (3)(a) must set

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