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dealt with under the said section, either wholly or in part through the neglect of his parent, be sentenced to pay a fine not exceeding one hundred dollars, and, in default of payment, to be imprisoned for any term not exceeding one month.
(2) In case of any loss or damage to any person resulting from such action of the child as may have rendered him liable to be dealt with under the said section, the magistrate may further direct that the parent of the child shall pay in compensation for such loss or damage a sum not exceeding fifty dollars.
Supplementary.
23.—(1) The Governor may appoint, with their consent, fit persons to constitute an Advisory Committee to the Superintendent for periods to be specified in such appointments.
(2) Members of the Advisory Committee shall, at frequent intervals, visit the schools and bring to the notice of the Superintendent anything which they consider deserving of comment, and shall generally assist the Superintendent with their advice on all matters connected with the schools.
(3) They shall also assist the Superintendent in finding suitable persons under whose charge to place those children whom it is desired to license to live out of school, or those placed by a magistrate in charge of the Superintendent for the purpose of their being boarded out, and shall help in exercising a constant supervision over such children.
24. Every officer of a school authorised by the Superintendent to take charge of any child ordered to be detained under this Ordinance, for the purpose of conveying him to or from the school, or of apprehending and bringing him back to the school, in case of his escape or refusal to return, shall for that purpose and while engaged in that duty have all the powers, protection, and privileges of a police constable.
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25.—(1) A certificate purporting to be signed by the Superintendent or by the master or other person in charge of a school to the effect that the child therein named was duly received into and is, at the date of the signing thereof, detained in the school, or has been otherwise dealt with according to law, shall, in all proceedings relating to the child, be evidence of the matters therein stated.
REFORMATORY SCHOOLS.
No. 11 of 1901.
1381
dealt with under the said section, either wholly or in part through the neglect of his parent, be sentenced to pay a fine not exceeding one hundred dollars, and, in default of payment, to be imprisoned for any term not exceeding one month.
(2) In case of any loss or damage to any person resulting from such action of the child as may have rendered him liable to be dealt with under the said section, the magistrate may further direct that the parent of the child shall pay in compensation for such loss or damage a sum not exceeding fifty dollars.
Supplementary.
23.—(1) The Governor may appoint, with their consent, Appointment fit persons to constitute an Advisory Committee to the Super- and duties of intendent for periods to be specified in such appointments. Advisory
(2) Members of the Advisory Committee shall, at frequent intervals, visit the schools and bring to the notice of the Superintendent anything which they consider deserving of comment, and shall generally assist the Superintendent with their advice on all matters confected with the schools.
(3) They shall also assist the Superintendent in finding suitable persons under whose charge to place those children whom it is desired to license to live out of school, or those placed by a magistrate in charge of the Superintendent for the purpose of their being boarded out, and shall help in exercising a constant supervision over such children.
Committee.
certain cases
24. Every officer of a school authorised by the Superin- officer to tendent to take charge of any child ordered to be detained have in under this Ordinance, for the purpose of conveying him to or powers of from the school, or of apprehending and bringing him back to constable. the school, in case of his escape or refusal to return, shall for that purpose and while engaged in that duty have all the powers, protection, and privileges of a police constable.
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25.-(1) A certificate purporting to be signed by the Evidence. Superintendent or by the master or other person in charge of a school to the effect that the child therein named was duly received into and is, at the date of the signing thereof, detained in the school, or has been otherwise dealt with according to law, shall, in all proceedings relating to the child, be evidence of the matters therein stated.
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