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Regulation 7 Failure to participate in the Scheme

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(1)

A person (“P”) is to be regarded as having failed to comply with these Regulations where P—

(a)

refused or failed to accept or take up a place on the Scheme notified to P by an officer of the Secretary of State;

(b)

gave up a place on the Scheme;

(c)

lost a place on the Scheme as the result of misconduct;

(d)

failed to attend at a place or time notified to P by a Scheme provider;

(e)

failed to provide answers to questions asked by a Scheme provider and appropriate information about—

(i)

P’s educational qualifications;

(ii)

P’s employment history;

(iii)

any vocational training P has undertaken;

(iv)

any skills or experience P has acquired which fit P for employment or self-employment;

(v)

the steps taken by P to obtain employment or to improve P’s chances of obtaining employment;

(vi)

P’s aspirations for future employment or self-employment; and

(vii)

P’s work-related abilities;

(f)

refused or failed to participate in a work experience placement of which P was notified by a Scheme provider;

(g)

refused or failed to participate in arrangements made by a Scheme provider to assist participants with job search; or

(h)

refused or failed to carry out a reasonable instruction given to P by a Scheme provider with a view to assisting P to obtain employment.

(2)

In this regulation—

  • “Scheme” includes any element of the Scheme provided in connection with arrangements made by the Secretary of State in accordance with section 17B(1) (section 17A: supplemental) of the Act;

  • “Scheme provider” means a person with whom the Secretary of State has made arrangements in relation to P in accordance with that section or who is providing facilitiesf1 in relation to P under the arrangements.

Annotations

Footnotes

f1

See section 17B(5) of the Act for the meaning of “facilities”.