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PART 2REGISTRATION AND REGULATION OF TERTIARY EDUCATION PROVIDERS
CHAPTER 3FURTHER ENFORCEMENT AND PROCEDURAL PROVISIONS
Access to information and facilities
73Duty to co-operate
(1)
The governing body of an external provider must ensure that a person exercising a function by virtue of section 51, 53 or 54(1) is provided with such information, assistance and access to the external provider’s facilities, systems and equipment as the person reasonably requires for the purpose of exercising the function (including for the purpose of exercising any power under section 74).
(2)
The governing body of a provider of further education or training funded under section 97 must ensure that a person exercising a function by virtue of section 51 or 53 is provided with such information, assistance and access to the provider’s facilities, systems and equipment as the person reasonably requires for the purpose of exercising the function (including for the purpose of exercising any power under section 74).
(3)
In subsection (2)—
“the governing body” (“y corff llywodraethu”) means the person responsible for the provider’s management;
“provider of further education or training” (“darparwr addysg bellach neu hyfforddiant”) does not include a registered provider.
(4)
If the Commission is satisfied that a governing body has failed to comply with subsection (1) or (2), it may direct it to take (or not to take) specified steps for the purpose of securing the provision of information, assistance or access as described in subsection (1) or (2) (as appropriate).
(5)
For procedural provision about a direction under subsection (4), see sections 75 to 78.