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bruneilawsby aturio
In force2011 Revised Edition
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Part VI · Private Educational Institutions

61. Refusal to allow establishment of private educational institution

The Minister may refuse an application to establish a private educational institution unless he is satisfied that —

(a)

the applicant is capable of providing adequate educational facilities;

(b)

the applicant is capable of providing adequate and efficient management and administration for the operation of the institution;

Education

(c)

adequate measures have been taken to ensure and maintain the prescribed standards of education;

(d)

a proper administration system and an instrument of government of the intended higher educational institution has been prepared for the approval of the Registrar General; and

(e)

the applicant or any of his partners or any member of the board of governors has not been convicted of any offence involving fraud or dishonesty and has never been adjudged bankrupt.

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Part VII

Registration of Educational Institutions, Governors and Pupils

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Part VIII

Registration of Teachers

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Part IX

Inspection of Educational Institutions

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Part X

Inspectorate of Schools

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Part XI

Finance

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Part XII

Appeals

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Part XIII

Regulations

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Part XIV

Offences and Penalties

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Part XV

General

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Part XVI

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