[23 GEO. 5.]
Children and Young Persons Act, 1933.
[CH. 12.]
transfer under this paragraph from the care of the managers A.D. 1933. of one approved school in England to the care of the managers of another approved school in England.
10. The provisions of section sixty-eight of this Act (which relate to religious persuasion) shall apply in relation to the transfer of persons to approved schools and orders made for that purpose as they apply in relation to the sending of persons to such schools and orders made for that purpose.
11. Where a person detained in an approved school is transferred to the care of the managers of another school, he shall be conveyed to his new school by and at the expense of the managers of the first-mentioned school.
Powers and duties of Managers and other Persons in Charge of Pupils.
12. (1) Subject as hereinafter provided, all rights and powers exercisable by law by a parent shall as respects any person under the care of the managers of an approved school be vested in them:
Provided that, where a person out on licence or under supervision from an approved school is lawfully living with his parents or either of them, the said rights and powers shall be exercisable by the parents or, as the case may be, by the parent with whom he is living; but it shall be the duty of any such parent so to exercise those rights and powers as to assist the managers to exercise control over him.
(2) The managers of an approved school shall be under an obligation to provide for the clothing, maintenance and education of the persons under their care, except that while such a person is out on licence, or under supervision, their obligation shall be to cause him to be visited, advised and befriended and to give him assistance (including, if they think fit, financial assistance) in maintaining himself and finding suitable employment.
13. Every person who-
(a) is authorised by the managers of an approved school to take charge of a person under their care, or to apprehend such a person and bring him back to the school; or
(b) is authorised by a local or poor law authority or, being a probation officer, is authorised by a court, to take to an approved school a person ordered to be detained therein,
shall, for the purposes of his duty as aforesaid have all the powers, protection, and privileges of a constable.
4TH SCH.
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