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The Secretary of State for Education and Skills, in exercise of the powers conferred on the Secretary of State by sections 22, 42(6) and 43(1) of the Teaching and Higher Education Act 1998[1], hereby makes the following Regulations: - Citation and commencement 1. These Regulations may be cited as the Education (Student Support) (Amendment) Regulations 2002 and shall come into force on 3rd June 2002. 2. The Education (Student Support) Regulations 2002[2] shall be amended in accordance with these Regulations. Amendments to the Regulations 3. - (1) Regulation 2 shall be amended as follows. (2) In paragraph (1) for the definitions of "high cost country" and "higher cost country" substitute -
(3) In paragraph (3) -
(b) for "or was temporarily employed outside the United Kingdom," substitute "is or was temporarily employed outside England and Wales,".
4.
In regulations 12(3)(d) and 13(2)(c)(ii) omit "necessary".
6.
- (1) Regulation 18 shall be amended as follows.
(ii) if he attends for a period of at least eight weeks as part of his course an overseas institution (other than in a high cost country), £4,770; (iii) if he attends for a period of at least eight weeks as part of his course an overseas institution in a high cost country, £5,670; (iv) if he attends the British Institute in Paris, £4,770; or (v) otherwise, £3,905.".
(3) For paragraph (2)(b) substitute the following -
(ii) if he attends for a period of at least eight weeks as part of his course an overseas institution (other than in a high cost country), £4,150; (iii) if he attends for a period of at least eight weeks as part of his course an overseas institution in a high cost country, £4,935; (iv) if he attends the British Institute in Paris, £4,150; or (v) otherwise, £3,390.".
(4) For paragraph (10)(b) substitute the following -
(ii) if he attends for at least eight weeks as part of his course an overseas institution (other than in a high cost country) and the further period of attendance is required at the overseas institution, by £97; (iii) if he attends for at least eight weeks as part of his course an overseas institution in a high cost country and the further period of attendance is required at the overseas institution, by £127; (iv) if he attends the British Institute in Paris, £97; or (v) otherwise, by £69.".
8.
- (1) Regulation 24 shall be amended as follows.
(ii) if he attends for a period of at least eight weeks as part of his course an overseas institution (other than in a high cost country), £3,580; (iii) if he attends for a period of at least eight weeks as part of his course an overseas institution in a high cost country, £4,250; (iv) if he attends the British Institute in Paris, £3,580; or (v) otherwise, £2,930".
(3) For paragraph 6(b) substitute the following -
(ii) if he attends for a period of at least eight weeks as part of his course an overseas institution (other than in a high cost country), £3,115; (iii) if he attends for a period of at least eight weeks as part of his course an overseas institution in a high cost country, £3,700; (iv) if he attends the British Institute in Paris, £3,115; or (v) otherwise, £2,545".
9.
- (1) Regulation 30 shall be amended as follows.
10.
- (1) Schedule 3 shall be amended as follows.
(This note is not part of the Regulations) These Regulations amend the Education (Student Support) Regulations 2002 ("the Regulations") which came into force on 25th February 2002. The amendment to regulation 2(1) of the Regulations replaces the definitions of "higher cost country" and "high cost country" with one definition of "high cost country" (regulation 3(2)). The amendments to regulation 2(3) of the Regulations correct drafting errors (regulation 3(3)). The amendment to regulation 15(8) provides that where eligibility for grant for travel, books and equipment expenditure arises from eligibility for grant under regulation 15(1), it arises only if the grant under regulation 15(1) is in respect of a dependent child (regulation 5). The amendments to regulations 20 and 24 of the Regulations provide that a student can obtain the maximum amount of loan if he attends a part of his course at an overseas institution for a period of least eight weeks. The student's attendance need not be a necessary part of his course (regulations 7 and 8). There are also consequential amendments to regulation 12(3)(d) of the Regulations in relation to eligibility for grants for living costs, regulation 13(2)(c)(iii) of the Regulations in relation to eligibility for disabled students' costs and regulation 18(1)(b) and (4) of the Regulations in relation to eligibility for grants for travel (regulations 4 and 6). The new regulation 30(12) provides that in relation to the assessment of a part-time student's financial resources where the student's income is subject to the income tax legislation of the Republic of Ireland, his income for 1st January 2001 to 31st December 2001 shall be treated as his income for the period 6th April to 31st December of the same year. The latter period shall be treated as the financial year notwithstanding that it is less than 12 months in duration (regulation 9). The new sub-paragraph (1A) to paragraph 2 of Schedule 3 to the Regulations provides that in relation to the assessment of parental contribution where the student's parent's income is subject to the income tax legislation of the Republic of Ireland, the parent's income for 1st January 2001 to 31st December 2001 shall be treated as income for the period 6th April to 31st December of the same year. The latter period shall be treated as the financial year notwithstanding that it is less than 12 months in duration (regulation 10). Notes: [1] 1998 c.30; section 22 was amended by the Learning and Skills Act 2000 (c.21), section 146.back
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