Wonkhe: Amidst the chaos, the HE Bill is a raft that can take us to calmer waters
Published on July 18, 2016
Chief Executive Maddalaine Ansell writes for Wonkhe on the need to proceed with the Higher Education and Research Bill now we have a new government.
As well as examining the reasons why it is important that the Bill is not put on ice, Maddalaine looks at three key parts that should be amended – or strengthened.
Justine Greening, Secretary of State for Education, referred to the piece in her opening statement of the Higher Education & Research Bill Second Reading on 19 July 2016.
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Chief Executive Maddalaine Ansell writes for Wonkhe on the need to proceed with the Higher Education and Research Bill now we have a new government.
