Education Act · s 106

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106.
Revocation of registration after notice
(1) The Registrar General may serve on a registered teacher a notice of intention to revoke his registration, specifying the grounds of the intention, if the Registrar General is satisfied that —
(a) it is expedient to do so on any of the grounds set out in sections 102(c) to (e) ;
(b) the registered teacher has committed a breach of or has failed to comply with any condition imposed under section 105(2);
(c) the registration of the teacher was obtained in consequence of a mistake or due to any false or misleading statement in connection with his application for registration; or
(d) there are reasonable grounds to believe that the continued registration of the teacher will be prejudicial to the interests of an educational institution or the pupils.
(2) A teacher upon whom a notice pursuant to subsection (1) is served may, within 21 days of the notice being served upon him, appeal to the Minister whose decision shall be final.

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(3) If no appeal is made within the period specified in subsection (2)
or if an appeal having been made is rejected by the Minister, the Registrar
General shall forthwith revoke the registration and serve on the teacher a notice informing him that the registration has been revoked and specifying the grounds of the revocation.

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s 106Revocation of registration after notice

(1)

The Registrar General may serve on a registered teacher a notice of intention to revoke his registration, specifying the grounds of the intention, if the Registrar General is satisfied that —

(a)

it is expedient to do so on any of the grounds set out in sections 102(c) to (e) ;

(b)

the registered teacher has committed a breach of or has failed to comply with any condition imposed under section 105(2);

(c)

the registration of the teacher was obtained in consequence of a mistake or due to any false or misleading statement in connection with his application for registration; or

(d)

there are reasonable grounds to believe that the continued registration of the teacher will be prejudicial to the interests of an educational institution or the pupils.

(2)

A teacher upon whom a notice pursuant to subsection (1) is served may, within 21 days of the notice being served upon him, appeal to the Minister whose decision shall be final.

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(3)

If no appeal is made within the period specified in subsection (2)

or if an appeal having been made is rejected by the Minister, the Registrar

General shall forthwith revoke the registration and serve on the teacher a notice informing him that the registration has been revoked and specifying the grounds of the revocation.