Regulation 4 Cases where an objection may not be referred
This regulation prescribes for the purposes of section 90(1)(c) the description of objections that may not be referred to the National Assembly under section 90(1).
An objection may not be referred if—
the substance of the objection is to seek an alteration to the admission arrangements in question which alteration would constitute a prescribed alteration for the purposes of section 28, or
in any case where the body seeking to refer an objection are the governing body of a community or voluntary controlled school, responsibility for determining the admission arrangements for the school not having been delegated to them under section 88(1)(a)(ii), and the objection is to—
the admission arrangements for any other community or voluntary controlled school in the relevant area for whom the local education authority are the admission authority, or
the admission arrangements for the school for which they are the governing body, unless the substance of the objection relates to the determination of any admission number for that school.