UK Statutory Instrument 2002 United Kingdom

The School Companies (Private Finance Initiative Companies) Regulations 2002

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s.016

Notification required if a company ceases to be a school PFI company

  • Notify supervising authority if PFI company status ends
s.018

Duty of company to provide accounts to its supervising authority

  • Provide annual audited accounts to supervising authority within 28 days
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s.001

Citation and commencement

s.002

Interpretation

s.003

Definition of “an agreement under the private finance initiative”

s.004

Companies governed by these Regulations

s.005

Persons who may be admitted to membership of a school PFI company

s.006

Restriction on school funding of school PFI companies

s.007

Grounds on which a local education authority may refuse consent to a school governing body to become a member of a school company

s.008

Duty to provide written reasons for refusal

s.009

Designation of a supervising authority by a school PFI company

s.010

Designation of a supervising authority by the relevant local education authorities

s.011

Designation of a supervising authority by the Secretary of State

s.012

Written notice required when Secretary of State revokes the designation of a supervising authority

s.013

Supervising authority may resign

s.014

Circumstances in which the supervising authority must resign

s.015

Procedure where a supervising authority resigns

s.017

Functions of a supervising authority

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