Education (Capital Assistance) Act 1993
sec.20Power of Minister on a review
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sec.20 Power of Minister on a review
On receipt of the recommendation and the application to which it relates, the Minister may— approve that the amount of capital assistance previously granted be increased by the amount sought or a lesser amount; or refuse the application. In deciding the application, the Minister may have regard solely or principally to the CAA’s recommendation. The Minister must inform the applicant and the CAA in writing of the decision. If the Minister approves that the amount of capital assistance previously granted be increased by less than the amount sought or refuses the application, the Minister must give the CAA written reasons for the decision. The CAA must give a copy of the reasons to the applicant. (sec.20-ssec.1) On receipt of the recommendation and the application to which it relates, the Minister may— approve that the amount of capital assistance previously granted be increased by the amount sought or a lesser amount; or refuse the application. (sec.20-ssec.2) In deciding the application, the Minister may have regard solely or principally to the CAA’s recommendation. (sec.20-ssec.3) The Minister must inform the applicant and the CAA in writing of the decision. (sec.20-ssec.4) If the Minister approves that the amount of capital assistance previously granted be increased by less than the amount sought or refuses the application, the Minister must give the CAA written reasons for the decision. (sec.20-ssec.5) The CAA must give a copy of the reasons to the applicant.
- (a) approve that the amount of capital assistance previously granted be increased by the amount sought or a lesser amount; or
- (b) refuse the application.