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ture and income for the two previous years being taken into account.
The Director of Education shall have power to withdraw or reduce
grants. The procedure in such cases shall be as follows:-
(I) The Director shall, in his annual report, report the school as
inefficient or unnecessary, and state specifically the grounds of
his judgment, and the Government shall communicate the report to the
Correspondent and give formal warning to him that the grant may be
withheld or reduced, if the Director again reports the school as
inefficient or unnecessary.
(II) The Director shall, in his next annual report, and at a visit
paid with due notice during the last month of the school year,
report whether the school continues to be inefficient or unnecessary,
and again state specifically the grounds of his judgment.
Provident Funds.
Contributory Provident Funds shall be instituted for the permanent
teaching staff of all schools in receipt of recurrent Government grants.
Contribution to such funds shall be optional for teachers who are members
of religious orders and congregations or of other missionary bodies, and
shall be obligatory for all other teachers.
The contributions of teachers shall be five per cent of their
salary and shall be made monthly.
amount.
Government shall contribute an equal
shall
Teachers who retire before reaching the approved retiring age shall
receive their own contributions plus interest. After ten years service, or
if retiring on grounds of ill-health, they will in addition receive
Government contributions plus interest.
All contributions to provident funds shall be paid into a common
trust fund, the administration of which shall be vested in a Board of
Control nominated by Government and including representatives of teachers
who contribute.
Teachers who contribute to an approved provident fund shall be
required to retire on the same conditions in regard to age as in the case
of teachers in Government schools, except in special cases with the mutual