73 EHC plans for certain detained persons: appeals and mediation
Children and Families Act 2014 (2014 c 6) | Legislation

73  EHC plans for certain detained persons: appeals and mediation

(1)     An appropriate person in relation to a detained person may appeal to the First-tier Tribunal against the matters set out in subsection (2), subject to section 55 (as applied by this section).

(2)     The matters are—

(a)     a decision of the home authority not to secure a detained person's EHC needs assessment for the detained person;

(b)     a decision of the home authority, following a detained person's EHC needs assessment, that it is not necessary for special educational provision to be made for the detained person in accordance with an EHC plan on release from detention;

(c)     where an EHC plan is secured for the detained person—

(i)     the school or other institution named in the plan, or the type of school or other institution named in

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