Part 1: The Office for Students Powers in relation to "university" title Section 60: Appeals against revocation of authorisation
This section sets out the rights of appeal to the First-tier tribunal against a decision by the OfS to revoke "university" title. The governing body of an institution may appeal against a decision to revoke an approval etc of a "university" title. It may also appeal against the specified date on which a revocation takes effect. If the appeal includes an appeal against a decision to revoke "university" title, then the Tribunal must consider the decision afresh and the grounds for appeal are not limited. If the appeal only concerns the date when a revocation takes effect, then a provider can only appeal on the ground that the decision was based on an error of fact, was wrong in law, or was unreasonable. The Tribunal has the power to withdraw or confirm the decision, vary the date on which the revocation is to take effect and may remit the decision (and matters relating to it) to the OfS. If the appeal includes an appeal about a decision to revoke "university" title, then the Tribunal can also substitute the decision with any other decision that the OfS could have made.
	This section forms part of the law of England and Wales.