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CAP. 279]
Education
[1985 Ed.
Special powers
of Governor in Council.
(2) The Director shall, if he refuses under subsection (1)(a) to register any person as a teacher, or cancels under subsection (1)(b) the registration of any person as a teacher, serve notice in writing of his decision on the person.
(3) The Director shall---
(a) if he refuses under subsection (1)(c) to issue a permit to teach in respect of any person, serve notice in writing of his decision on the supervisor of the school in which the person was to be employed to teach; or
(b) if he cancels under subsection (1)(d) a permit to teach,
serve notice in writing of his decision on the supervisor of the school in which the permitted teacher is employed to teach.
(4) A person on whom a notice is to be served under subsection (2) or (3) may, within 21 days after the service of the notice on him, appeal by way of petition to the Governor.
(5) On consideration of an appeal under subsection (4), the Governor may-
(a) reverse the decision of the Director; or
(b) refer the appeal to the Governor in Council.
(6) On consideration of an appeal referred to him under subsection (5), the Governor in Council may confirm or reverse the decision of the Director.
(7) The Director may, if he cancels under subsection (1)(b) the registration of any teacher, or cancels under subsection (1)(d) a permit to teach, by notice in writing to the teacher whose registration is cancelled or to the supervisor of the school in which the permitted teacher is employed to teach, permit the teacher to continue to teach upon such conditions, if any, as the Director thinks fit until-
(a) the expiry of the time specified in subsection (4) for the bringing of an appeal to the Governor; and
(b) the determination of any appeal brought under subsection (4) to the Governor.
69. (1) Notwithstanding any other provision in this Ordinance, if it appears to the Governor in Council that it would be prejudicial to the public interest or the welfare of pupils or of education generally---
(a) that-
(i) a school should be registered;
(ii) a person should be approved to be a manager;
(iii) a person should be registered as a teacher; or
(iv) a person should be a permitted teacher;
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34
CAP. 279]
Education
[1985 Ed.
Special powers
of Governor in Council.
(2) The Director shall, if he refuses under subsection (1)(a) to register any person as a teacher, or cancels under subsection (1)(b) the registration of any person as a teacher. serve notice in writing of his decision on the person.
(3) The Director shall---
(a) if he refuses under subsection (1)(c) to issue a permit to teach in respect of any person, serve notice in writing of his decision on the supervisor of the school in which the person was to be employed to teach; or
(b) if he cancels under subsection (1)(d) a permit to teach,
serve notice in writing of his decision on the supervisor of the school in which the permitted teacher is employed to teach.
(4) A person on whom a notice is to be served under subsec- tion (2) or (3) may, within 21 days after the service of the notice on him, appeal by way of petition to the Governor.
(5) On consideration of an appeal under subsection (4), the Governor may-
(a) reverse the decision of the Director: or
(b) refer the appeal to the Governor in Council.
(6) On consideration of an appeal referred to him under subsection (5), the Governor in Council may confirm or reverse the decision of the Director.
(7) The Director may, if he cancels under subsection (1)(b) the registration of any teacher, or cancels under subsection (1)(d) a permit to teach, by notice in writing to the teacher whose registra- tion is cancelled or to the supervisor of the school in which the permitted teacher is employed to teach, permit the teacher to continue to teach upon such conditions, if any, as the Director thinks fit until-
(a) the expiry of the time specified in subsection (4) for the
bringing of an appeal to the Governor; and
(b) the determination of any appeal brought under subsection
(4) to the Governor.
69. (1) Notwithstanding any other provision in this Ordin- ance. if it appears to the Governor in Council that it would be prejudicial to the public interest or the welfare of pupils or of education generally---
(a) that-
(i) a school should be registered:
(ii) a person should be approved to be a manager; (iii) a person should be registered as a teacher; or (iv) a person should be a permitted teacher;
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