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What powers does JACQA have?

April 26, 2017jacqa powers

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What powers does JACQA have?

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A. JACQA is being set up purely as an advisory committee. It does not have any statutory powers. The Committee will make recommendations to the Secretary of State on which 14-19 qualifications should be eligible for public funding. The Secretary of State will then make a decision, informed by JACQA’s advice, under the provisions of Section 96 of the Learning and Skills Act 2000. The co-owners of JACQA, QCA and LSC, both have a legal power to advise the Secretary of State on matters which falls within their area of competence.