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(1) For the purpose of any public examination every recognised higher secondary school shall be affiliated to one or more of the Boards or Council conducting such examination and hall fulfil the conditions specified by the Board or Council inthis 1ehalf. (2) The students of recognised higher secondary schools shall be, prepared for, and presented to the public examination or such ether form of evaluation held or made for the students of such schools. 4 . 13 (3) The students of every recognised middle school shall be a ~1ar,.amtmesez1ted.,tm such public egaminatiOn as maybe $32: tha:'Dflectht§te thiEdilcatihn,,-Manipur fer the students 915 (4) Every student of a**r§ébgnised primary school shall be re ted for, and- presented to, the public examination held by a gcfauthority competent to hold such examination for the students oi} stich‘ schools. » ' ' CHAPTER VII TAKING OVER THE MANAGEMENT OF SCHOOLS 21L (1) Whenever the Governmentissatisfied that the managing committee ()1: manager of any school, whether recognised or not, 158's ”neglected to perform any of the duties imposed on it by or under this Act or any rule made thereunder and that it is expe- dient in the interests of school, education to take. over the management of‘s'uch school, it may, after giving the managing éom'mittee or the manager of such School, a reasonable; opportunity of showing cause against the proposed action, take over the management of such school for a limited period ,not exceeding three years: ' Providedfthfat where the management of a school has been taken over for a period Of'three years or less, the Government may, if it is of opinion‘that inorder to secure proper management of the s’éhOol it”is" expedient that such management should continue to Win force after? the expiry of the said' limited period, it may, from time to time, issue directions for the continuance of such management for such period not exceeding one year at a time as itCmayithink fit, so, however, that the total period for which such management is taken over shall not, in any case, exceed five years. (2) Whenever the management of any school is taken over under sub—section (1), every person in charge of the management of such school immediately before its management is taken over, shall deliver possession of the school property to the Government or any officer authorised by it in this behalf. (3) After taking over the management of any school under this section, the Government may arrange to manage the school through the Director or any other person authorised by the Direc— tor in this behalf hereinafter referred to as the “authorised officer”. (4) Where the (management of any school has been taken over under sub-section (1), the managing committee or manager of such school may, within three months from the date of taking over, appeal to the Government, which may after considering the repre- sentation made by the managing committee or the manager, pass Taking' cv- the men! of schools. Section 80 net to apply to Iu'nority schools, 14 such orders, including an orderior the restoration 01 the management or for the reduction of the 'period during which the management. 01 such school shall remain vested in the Government, as. he may deem fit. W (5) Where the management of a school has been taken over under this section, the Government shall pay such rent as may be payable for the building of the school to the person entitled to receive it as was being paid by the managing committee or the manager immediately before the management of such school was taken over. (6) During such period as any school remains under the management of the authorised officer— (a) the service conditions, as approved by the Government, of the employees of the school who were in employ- ment immediately before the date on which the management was taken over, shall not be varied to their disadvantage; (b) all educational facilities which the school had been affording immediately before such management was taken over, shall continue to be afforded; (c) the School Fund, the Pupils’ Fund and the Manage- ment Fund and any other existing fund shall continue to be available to the authorised officer for being spent for the purpose of the school; and ((1) no resolution passed at any meeting of the managing committee of such school shall be given effect to unless approved by the Government.