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(c) provide for the conditions under which education provided to children or young people which, if provided by a recognised school within the meaning of section 10 of the Education Act 1998, would be the curriculum determined by the Minister for Education and Skills in accordance with that Act.

(c) provide for the conditions under which education provided to children or young people which, if provided by a recognised school within the meaning of section 10 of the Education Act 1998, would be the curriculum determined by the Minister for Education and Skills in accordance with that Act.

(3) As regards Part 3, regulations may provide for the treatment under section 27(1) of the use and services specified therein as services supplied by a person for consideration in the course of business.

(4) As regards Part 4, regulations may provide for the circumstances in which a person may exercise an election referred to in section 30(2).

(b) the making of a determination under section 38,

(c) the methods which may be used for the purposes of applying section 44.

(a) the manner in which any amount may be apportioned (including the methods of apportionment which may be applied for the purposes of section 47(1) and (2)),

(c) a relatively small amount, or an element of a supply, which may be disregarded for the purposes of applying section 47,

(d) the manner in which a determination may be made for the purposes of section 51.

(a) for the purposes of section 53(3), 57 or 104(4) or (5),

(a) the repayment, in accordance with section 54(2), of tax chargeable on the importation of goods,

(a) for the purposes of section 53(3), 57 or 104(4) or (5),

(b) the manner in which the deduction entitlement referred to in section 59(2)(d) may be calculated,

(c) the manner in which residual tax referred to in section 59(2)(l) may be calculated and deducted,

(h) in relation to section 62A—

(v) the conditions to which the evidence of the business controls used to comply with paragraph (a) of section 66(2A) shall be subject as referred to in paragraph (b) of that provision,

(c) the tax to be accounted for by the persons or classes of persons referred to in paragraph (b) in the return, made by them under section 76 or 77, in respect of the taxable period during which the goods are so delivered or removed.

(c) the tax to be accounted for by the persons or classes of persons referred to in paragraph (b) in the return, made by them under section 76 or 77, in respect of the taxable period during which the goods are so delivered or removed.

(d) the time and manner in which tax shall be payable in respect of the goods referred to in section 79(2) and (3),

(e) the determination, under section 80, of a person’s tax liability for any period by reference to moneys received and the adjustments (including a charge of tax) which may be made when a person becomes entitled to determine his or her tax liability in such manner or, having been so entitled, ceases to be so entitled, or ceases to be an accountable person,

(i) the form of statement required to be furnished in accordance with section 82;

(iii) the amount or amounts to be applied for the purposes of section 82(3), (g) the keeping by accountable persons of records and the retention of such records and supporting documents or other recorded data,

(a) the conditions for a taxable dealer to opt to apply the margin scheme to certain supplies in accordance with section 87(4),

(b) the determination of the aggregate margin in accordance with section 87(8),

(c) the manner in which the travel agent’s margin scheme referred to in section 88 shall operate,

(d) the form of the invoice or other document that shall be issued in accordance with section 89(4),

(h) the keeping by persons trading in investment gold (within the meaning of section 90) of records and the retention of such records and supporting documents or other recorded data.

(e) the conditions under which a person may waive his or her right to exemption from tax on the supply of investment gold (within the meaning of section 90),

(f) the conditions under which an intermediary (within the meaning of section 90) may waive his or her right to exemption from tax on that person’s supply of services,

(g) the conditions under which a person may claim a refund of tax in accordance with section 90(6)(b), (7)(b) and (8)(b), and the manner in which such refund may be claimed,

(h) the manner in which the electronic services scheme referred to in section 91 shall operate. operate,

(i) the manner in which the non-Union scheme or Union scheme (both within the meaning of section 91A) shall operate.

(i) the manner in which exemption in respect of certain services may be waived under section 7 of the repealed enactment and any such waiver may be cancelled under section 96(3); and

(b) the manner in which residual tax referred to in section 104(1) may be calculated and repaid,

(a) for the purposes of section 53(3), 57 or 104(4) or (5),

(c) the conditions governing a person’s entitlement to interest in accordance with section 105.