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Chapter - VI-A inserted by Act No.27 of 1987. Definition. Permission for establishment of registered schools. [Act No.1 of 1982] 41 (b) open higher classes in a registered school imparting pre-primary or primary education; or (c) upgrade any such school into a high school; may make an application, within such period in such manner and to such authority as may be notified for the grant of permission therefor. (3) The authority empowered to grant permission under sub-section (2) may, after satisfying that the conditions prescribed for the grant of permission are fulfilled, grant the permission and register the school in such manner as may be prescribed or refuse such permission after giving reasons therefor and where the school is so registered a certificate to that effect may be issued in the name of the school. 33-C. (1) The management of every private institution existing on the date of commencement of the Andhra Pradesh Education (Amendment) Act, 1987 desirous of registering the school in accordance with the provisions of this Chapter may make an application for registration in accordance with the provisions of section 33-B to the competent authority within sixty days from such commencement and if no application is made within the said period or where the application is rejected, the institution shall continue to be a private institution. 33-D. Where the competent authority is of the opinion that the management of a registered school has failed to fulfill all or any of the conditions of registration under section 33-B or the rules made thereunder, it may after giving a notice not less than thirty days to the manager of such school cancel the registration of the school and the certificate granted under section 33-B. Special Provision in respect of existing schools. Cancellation of registration of the Registered Schools. 42 [Act No.1 of 1982] 33-E. The teaching and non-teaching staff of the registered schools shall be entitled to receive such salaries and allowances and shall be subject to such conditions of service as may be prescribed. 33-F. The registered school shall follow the same syllabi, text books and hand books and maintain the same records and registers as may be followed and maintained by the recognised schools. 33-G. The management of every registered school shall constitute an advisory body for the pre-primary, primary and upper primary classes and for secondary school classes separately and the composition and the constitution of such advisory body shall be such as may be prescribed. 33-H. The Advisory Body shall perform the following functions, namely:- (i) to advise the management in evolving the fee structure; (ii) to evolve the procedure for the admission of the students; (iii) to evolve the procedure for accounting and auditing the accounts of the registered school; (iv) to suggest guidelines for the administration of the school without interfering with the minority character of the minority institutions; (v) to approve the annual report; (vi) to subject to the provisions of section-33-E evolve the procedure for the recruitment and conditions of service Conditions of service of staff. Maintenance of registers and following of syllabus, etc. Advisory Body. Functions of the Advisory Body. [Act No.1 of 1982] 43 of the teaching and non-teaching staff of the registered school. 33-I. No registered school shall be entitled to receive grant- in-aid or any other financial assistance from the Government for its management. The existing recognised schools which are receiving the grant-in-aid shall continue to receive such aid only until they are registered under section 33-B. 33-J. The properties of any private institution registered as registered school, like building, furniture, library, laboratory, equipment, playground, aids, endowments and bank balances, shall continue to be the properties of such institution even after it is registered under section 33-B. 33-K. (1) The transfer certificate in respect of any student of a registered school shall be in such form and issued in such manner as may be prescribed. (2) Students of any recognised school may seek admission in or transfer from any such school to any registered school and vice-versa. The transfer certificate issued by the registered school shall be counter signed by the competent authority in such manner as may be prescribed. 33-L. Where the Government have prescribed any common examination or any public examination for student evaluation, the students studying in the registered schools shall appear for those examination subject to satisfying the rules made in this behalf and the conditions prescribed by the Commissioner for Government Examinations. 33-M. Where the competent authority selects any registered school as a centre for the conduct of the VII Class, District Common Examination, or the X Class Public Examination, Grants. Properties of registered schools. Transfer certificate to be counter- signed. Examination for the students of registered school. Registered schools to make arrangements for conducting of examination. 44 [Act No.1 of 1982] the management of the school shall extend all the facilities for the smooth conduct of the examination. 33-N. It shall be the responsibility of the management of a registered school to submit every year before such date and to such authority as may be prescribed an annual report relating to the administration of the school and such other information and statistical data as may be prescribed. 33-O. The Government shall have the right to visit or cause an inspection to be made by such person or persons as they may direct for a specified purpose of the registered school and also to cause an enquiry to be made into the matters connected therewith.] CHAPTER VII Education funds of local authorities.