SCHEDULES
Sections 1(2), 16(2)
FIRST SCHEDULE
ENACTMENTS TO BE AMENDED
Education Act 1921
Section 20
For the word "fourteen" there shall be substituted the word "fifteen".
Section 46
In subsection (2), for the words "such age not being less than fourteen nor more than fifteen as may be fixed by the byelaws" there shall be substituted the words "the age of fifteen years"; and subsection (3) shall be omitted.
Education (Institution Children) Act 1923 (13 & 14 Geo. 5. c. 38)
Section 1
In subsection (4) for the word "fourteen" there shall be substituted the word "fifteen"
SECOND SCHEDULE
Section 10(1)(d)
PROVISIONS FOR DETERMINATION OF DISPUTES
1. Any dispute arising between the local education authority and the managers of a public elementary school with respect to the appointment or removal of a reserved teacher shall, unless the parties to the dispute otherwise agree, be determined by an impartial person appointed for the purpose by the Board of Education.
2. The person so appointed -
(a) shall give the parties to the dispute and, if he or either of the parties thinks it expedient, the teacher with respect to whose appointment or removal the dispute has arisen, a full opportunity of appearing before him either in person, or by their representatives, but, save as aforesaid, may conduct the proceedings in such manner as he in his discretion may think fit;
(b) shall transmit his decision in writing to the Board, and shall furnish a copy thereof to the parties to the dispute.
3. The local education authority and (according to the circumstances of the case) the bishop of the diocese or such other person or body as the Board may nominate for the
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purpose may each appoint an assessor to sit with the person appointed as aforesaid by the Board, but the assessors shall take no part in the determination of the dispute.
4. The Board may, if, having regard to the decision of the person appointed to determine the dispute, it appears to them reasonable that such an order should be made, order the whole or any part of the costs of the inquiry to be paid by one or other of the parties, or by both parties in such proportions ail the Board may direct.
5. Any such order as is mentioned in the last preceding paragraph shall certify the amount to be paid by the party or parties by whom it is ordered to be paid, and the amount so certified shall, without prejudice to the recovery thereof as a debt due to the Crown, be recoverable by the Board summarily as a civil debt from the party or parties by whom it is ordered to be paid.
THIRD SCHEDULE
Section 10(1)(e)
PROVISIONS FOR SECURING THE CONTINUANCE AS PUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS OF SCHOOLS ASSISTED BY GRANTS UNDER THIS ACT
1. An order made by the Board of Education under paragraph (e) of subsection (1) of section ten of this Act may direct -
(a) that subsection (2) of section forty of the principal Act shall apply to the school as if the managers had at the date of the order given eighteen months' notice to the local education authority of their intention to close the school in accordance with subsection (1) of that section;
(b) that an arrangement for transferring the school to the local education authority in so far as may, in the opinion of the Board, be necessary for securing that it is carried on as a public elementary school shall be made under section thirty-eight of the principal Act.
2. If at the expiration of six months from the date of any such order requiring the transfer of the school the requirements of the order have not been complied with, the Board of Education may by order transfer to the local education authority any property, rights or interests in the school which might have been transferred to them by or in pursuance of such an arrangement as aforesaid, if all consents and assents required by Part I of the Fourth Schedule to the principal Act had been given to the arrangement:
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Provided that no order made under this paragraph shall -
(a) interfere with any right given to any person by the trusts of a school to use the school for any particular purpose independently of the managers, except with the consent of that person;
(b) affect any teacher's dwelling-house.
3. Any order made in accordance with the provisions of section one hundred and eleven of, and the Fifth Schedule to, the principal Act, or of the Public Works Facilities Act 1930 (20 & 21 Geo. 5. c. 50), authorising a local education authority to purchase compulsorily any estate or interest in the school-house which cannot be transferred to them under the foregoing provisions of this Schedule shall provide that any compensation payable by the authority in respect of the estate or interest shall be reduced by the amount, if any, by which the value thereof is estimated by the arbitrator to have been increased by any grant made under this Act.
FOURTH SCHEDULE
Section 11(1)
MODIFICATIONS OF THE FOURTH SCHEDULE TO THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1933 AS APPLIED BY THlS ACT
The Fourth Schedule to the Local Government Act 1933 shall, in its application to the determination and payment of compensation under this Act, have effect subject to the following modifications, that is to say:-
1. References to a scheme or order shall be construed as references to this Act; references to a local authority shall be construed as references to a local education authority; and references to the Minister of Health shall be construed as references to the Board of Education.
2. In sub-paragraph (1) of paragraph 1, after the word "prescribed" there shall be inserted the words "by the Board of Education."