SCHEDULE 4 The Institute for Apprenticeships
Enterprise Act 2016 (2016 c 12) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 4 The Institute for Apprenticeships

Section 22

1

The Apprenticeships, Skills, Children and Learning Act 2009 is amended as follows.

2

In Part 1 (apprenticeships, study and training) before Chapter A1 insert—

“Chapter ZA1
The Institute for Apprenticeships
Establishment
ZA1 The Institute for Apprenticeships

(1)     A body corporate known as the Institute for Apprenticeships is established.

(2)     In this Act that body is referred to as “the IfAâ€.

(3)     Schedule A1 makes further provision about the IfA.

General duties and functions
ZA2 General duties

(1)     So far as relevant, and subject to any notice given by the Secretary of State under subsection (2), in performing its functions the IfA must have regard to—

(a)     the reasonable requirements of industry, commerce, finance, the professions and other employers regarding education and training within the IfA's remit;

(b)     the reasonable requirements of persons who may wish to undertake education and training within the IfA's remit;

(c)     the need to ensure that education and training within the IfA's remit is of an appropriate quality;

(d)     the need to ensure that education and training within the IfA's remit represents good value in relation to financial resources provided out of public funds;

(e)

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