Under the SEND Code of Practice, provision must be clear, specific, and enforceable. “Where possible” does the opposite. . Here is why it matters and what to do instead: 1. It makes support optional. “Where possible” allows schools to decide whether support happens at all. If staffing is short or priorities change, provision can simply not happen without technically breaching the plan. . 2. It cannot be enforced. EHCP provision must state what will be delivered. Tribunals cannot enforce vague in