SCHEDULE
Article 3

PART 1 Provisions coming into force on 30 June 2008 in relation to Wales
Provision	Subject Matter
Section 1	Duties in relation to high standards and fulfilment of potential
Section 37(1) and (2)(a)	Staff at foundation or voluntary schools with religious character
Section 39	General restriction on selection by ability
Section 43	Duty of governing body to implement decisions relating to admissions
Section 44	Prohibition on interviews
Section 45	Admission arrangements for schools with religious character; consultation and objections
Section 47	Objections to admission arrangements
Section 53	Schools with pre-1998 arrangements for selection by ability or aptitude
Section 166	Collaboration arrangements:— maintained schools and further education bodies
Section 184 in so far as it relates to the provisions of Schedule 18 below	Repeals
In Schedule 18, in Part 6 the repeal of— School Standards and Framework Act 1998, section 5, section 58(4) in section 89, in subsection (2) the word “and” at the end of paragraph (c), section 90(6), (7) and (10) section 99(1)	Repeals

PART 2 Provisions coming into force on 30 June 2008
Provision	Subject Matter
Section 156	Removal of HMICA’s duty to inspect performance of Welsh Ministers' functions relating to family proceedings
Section 175	Miscellaneous amendments relating to Wales
Section 184 in so far as it extends to the provisions of Schedule 18 below	Repeals
Schedule 17	Miscellaneous amendments relating to Wales
In Schedule 18, in Part 5 the repeal of— Children Act 2004, section 38.	Repeals

PART 3 Provisions coming into force on 1 September 2008 in relation to Wales
Provision	Subject Matter
Section 38	General duties of governing bodies of maintained school
Section 40	Code for school admissions
Section 184 in so far as it extends to the provisions of Schedule 18 below	Repeals
In Schedule 18, in Part 6 the repeal of— School Standards and Framework Act 1998, in section 84(5), the words “of practice”, in each place where they occur, in section 85(1), the words “of practice”.	Repeals