Bare ActsThe ARUNACHAL PRADESH EDUCATION ACT 2010

Section 41

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Managing Committee: - ( 1) Every recognized private educational institution shall have a Managing Committee by whatever name called. (2} The Managing Committee shall be' reconstituted once in three years. 517 (3) The Managing Committee shall consist of not less than nine members nominated by the Govern mg Council, of whom not Jess than three including the academic head of the institution and two members of the teaching staff shall be representatives of teachers of the institution and at least two other shall be representatives of parents selected in accordance with the prescribed rules : Provided that (a) such members of the staff shall be nominated by rotation according to seniority for a period of three years each; and (b) where the institution has Jess than three members of the teaching staff all of them shall be representatives of the teachers: Provided further that not more than two persons who are close relations shall be nominated as members of the Managing Committee. For the purpose of this proviso close relations means. spouses, parents. children. brothers, sisters, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, sons-in-law, daughters-in-law, father's brothers and sisters, mother 's, brothers and sisters. brothers or sisters sons or daughters. Explanation: - The number mentioned in this sub-section shall be in addition to the representati vex. i C any. or the State Government or as required by or under any law fo r the time being in force. ( 4) Notwithstanding anything contained in sub-sections (1) to (3) the Board of trustees or governing body or wakf board, by whatever name called, constituted or appointed under any other law for the time being in force relating to charitable and other similar institutions and endowments and wakf shall be deemed to be a Managing Committee constituted under this sub-section.

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