# The Education (Student Support) (Wales) Regulations 2017, Regulation 106: Interpretation of regulation 105

Extent: E+W

In regulation 105—
(a) “attendance confirmation” (“cadarnhad o bresenoldeb”) means confirmation in writing from the academic authority—
(i) that the eligible part-time student has enrolled for the academic year where the eligible part-time student—
(aa) is applying for one or more elements of the part-time grants for dependants (“part-time support” in this regulation) in connection with a designated part-time course for the first time;
(bb) has a disability; and
(cc) is undertaking the course but not attending (regardless of whether the reason for not attending relates to the student’s disability);
(ii) that the eligible part-time student has been present at the institution and begun to attend the course where—
(aa) the student is applying for part-time support in connection with a designated part-time course for the first time;
(bb) the student’s status as an eligible part-time student has not been transferred to the designated part-time course from another course at the same institution; and
(cc) sub-paragraph (i)(cc) does not apply;
(iii) that the eligible part-time student has enrolled for the academic year where the eligible part-time student is applying for part-time support in connection with a designated part-time course—
(aa) other than for the first time; or
(bb) for the first time after the student’s status as an eligible part-time student has been transferred to that course from another course at the same institution;
(b) “payment period” (“cyfnod talu”) means a period in respect of which the Welsh Ministers pay the support under regulations 89 to 98 or would have paid such support if the eligible part-time student’s period of eligibility had not terminated.

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Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/wsi/2017/47/regulation/106 (the official version)
Page: https://openlegislation.uk/education-student-support-wales-regulations-2017/regulation-106
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