Education (Non-Government Schools) Act · s 19

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19.
Appeals to His Majesty in Council
(1)
When the Minister refuses to register a school or imposes any condition precedent to such registration or refuses to register any person as a manager or teacher or strikes any registered manager or teacher off the register, the applicant or such manager or teacher, as the case may be, may appeal to His
Majesty in Council by sending him by registered post a petition, concisely stating the grounds of the appeal, within 14 days, or such longer time as His Majesty in Council may allow, of being notified of such refusal, imposition of condition or striking off, as the case may be.
(2)
(a)
His Majesty in Council may dismiss any appeal, or may affirm, modify, amend or reverse, either wholly or in part, the Minister’s decision or order appealed against.
(b)
Where a decision or order is modified amended or reversed by His Majesty in Council, the
Minister shall give effect to such decision or order as thus modified, amended or reversed.
(c)
The decision of His Majesty in Council upon any appeal shall be final and shall not be questioned in any Court.

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s 19Appeals to His Majesty in Council

(1)

When the Minister refuses to register a school or imposes any condition precedent to such registration or refuses to register any person as a manager or teacher or strikes any registered manager or teacher off the register, the applicant or such manager or teacher, as the case may be, may appeal to His

Majesty in Council by sending him by registered post a petition, concisely stating the grounds of the appeal, within 14 days, or such longer time as His Majesty in Council may allow, of being notified of such refusal, imposition of condition or striking off, as the case may be.

(2)

(a)

His Majesty in Council may dismiss any appeal, or may affirm, modify, amend or reverse, either wholly or in part, the Minister’s decision or order appealed against.

(b)

Where a decision or order is modified amended or reversed by His Majesty in Council, the

Minister shall give effect to such decision or order as thus modified, amended or reversed.

(c)

The decision of His Majesty in Council upon any appeal shall be final and shall not be questioned in any Court.