84 Code [for school admissions]
School Standards and Framework Act 1998 (1998 c 31) | Legislation

Part III School Admissions

Chapter I
Admission Arrangements

Code [for school admissions]

84  Code [for school admissions]

(1)     The Secretary of State shall issue, and may from time to time revise, [a code for school admissions containing such provision] as he thinks appropriate in respect of the discharge by—

(a)     [local authorities],

(b)     the governing bodies of maintained schools,

[(ba)     admission forums,]

(c)     appeal panels, and

(d)     adjudicators,

of their respective functions under this Chapter.

(2)     The code may [impose requirements, and may include guidelines setting out aims, objectives and other matters,] in relation to the discharge of their functions under

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