HS2's chief executive has claimed the National College for Advanced Transport and Infrastructure's attempt to block the release of a negative inspection report was motivated by a desire to prevent a worsening of skill shortages in the sector. The college, formerly known as the National College for High Speed Rail, tried to block the publication of an Ofsted report that found it 'inadequate', via the watchdog's complaint procedures and a judicial review. The Further Education Commissioner has since given the college 'formal intervention' status, meaning it will now have to prove its continuing viability. Mark Thurston (pictured) told MPs on the Public Accounts Committee that the college had been concerned about the potential impact of the report on the supply of skilled workers.
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机译：HS2的首席执行官已宣称，国家先进运输和基础设施试图阻止否则负面检验报告的发布是为了防止行业技能短缺恶化的愿望。最初被称为国立高速铁路学院的大学试图阻止一份发现的报告，发现它发现它“不足”，通过看门狗的投诉程序和司法审查。此后，此外教育专员鉴于大学的“正式干预”的地位，这意味着它现在必须证明其继续活力。 Mark Thurston（图为图）在公共账户委员会上告诉国会议，大学一直关注报告关于熟练工人供应的潜在影响。
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