About this webinar
9th June, 2026
9:30 am - 10:15 am
On-line
The OfS is consulting on a new condition of registration requiring registered providers to treat students fairly. This represents a more muscular regulatory intervention than the existing conditions on consumer protection and student protection, which it will replace. There is a lot for institutions to think about and considerable regulatory risk if the draft condition is adopted as set out in the consultation.
In this webinar, Smita Jamdar will highlight the key issues, suggest points institutions may want to raise in their own responses, and recommend actions to ensure compliance if the condition proceeds as planned.
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