Part 1: The Office for Students Other registration conditions Section 13: Other initial and ongoing registration conditions
This section lists what the conditions of initial and ongoing registration may relate to, however this list is not exhaustive.
	Some of these conditions may require payment of fees or may relate to public interest governance. Further details are in sections 14, 67, 70 and 71 respectively.
	One of the conditions may relate to the quality of, or standards applied to, higher education provided by higher education providers. Where there are sector-recognised standards, subsection (2) provides that the OfS may only impose registration conditions relating to standards which relate to matters which are covered by the sector‐recognised standards, and relate to, and require the application of, the sector‐recognised standards in respect of those matters. "Sector-recognised standards" is defined in subsection (3).
	Under subsection (1)(c) a condition may relate to registered higher education institutions having in place a "student protection plan" which has been approved by the OfS. Subsection (4) defines a student protection plan as a plan designed to protect students if an event specified by the OfS occurs (e.g. a course closure).
	Under subsection (1)(f) a condition may require registered higher education providers to take such steps that the OfS considers appropriate to facilitate cooperation between providers and one or more electoral registration officers in England for the purpose of further enabling electoral registration of students. As when exercising any of its functions, the OfS must have regard to relevant guidance issued by the Secretary of State in relation to how the OfS applies such a condition.
	This section forms part of the law of England and Wales.