Education Act · 2011 Revised Edition · Part V · Higher Education
45. Power of Registrar General with respect to chief executive
Official textFrom Attorney General's Chambers, unchanged
Where the chief executive —
has acted or intends to act in an unreasonable manner with respect to the exercise of his powers or in the discharge of his duties;
or
has failed to discharge his duties provided in section 43(4), the Registrar General may, having given him the opportunity to make representations —
give the chief executive directions in writing; or
cancel his registration as a chief executive.
Where the chief executive is aggrieved by any decision of the
Registrar General under subsection (1), he may within 21 days appeal to the
Registrar General
“Registrar General” means the Registrar General of Educational Institutions and Teachers appointed under section 5(1) and includes the Deputy Registrar General of Educational Institutions and Teachers appointed under the same section;
Minister whose decision shall be final.
Education
Terms defined in s 2
Registrar General
Defined · s 2“Registrar General” means the Registrar General of Educational Institutions and Teachers appointed under section 5(1) and includes the Deputy Registrar General of Educational Institutions and Teachers appointed under the same section;
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Registration of Educational Institutions, Governors and Pupils
Part VIII
Registration of Teachers
Part IX
Inspection of Educational Institutions
Part X
Inspectorate of Schools
Part XI
Finance
Part XII
Appeals
Part XIII
Regulations
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Offences and Penalties
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