30 Local offer [30 SEN and disability local offer]
Children and Families Act 2014 (2014 c 6) | Legislation

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30  Local offer [30 SEN and disability local offer]

(1)     A local authority in England must publish information about—

(a)     the provision within subsection (2) it expects to be available in its area at the time of publication for children and young people who have special educational needs or a disability, and

(b)     the provision within subsection (2) it expects to be available outside its area at that time for—

(i)     children and young people for whom it is responsible, and

(ii)     children and young people in its area who have a disability.

(2)     The provision for children and young people referred to in subsection (1) is—

(a)     education, health and care provision;

(b)     other educational provision;

(c)     other training provision;

(d)     arrangements for travel

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