Powers of the Board
3.3.4 Powers of the Board
The Board has power to do everything that is necessary or convenient for it to do for or in connection with the performance of its functions including any function delegated to it.
In addition to the powers set out in subsection (1) the Board may—
be a member of a company, association, trust or partnership; and
form or participate in the formation of a company, association, trust or partnership; and
enter into a joint venture with any other person or persons; and
apply for, obtain and hold, whether on its own behalf or jointly with any other person, any intellectual property rights; and
assign or grant licences in respect of those intellectual property rights, with or without charge; and
enter into agreements and arrangements for the commercial exploitation of intellectual property rights; and
charge fees for adult, community and further education services provided by the Board.
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