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I-13.3 - Education Act
Section 198
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198. Every school service centre shall appoint a director general and an assistant director general. In the cases prescribed by regulation of the Minister under section 451, the board may appoint more than one assistant director general.
198. Every school board shall appoint a director general and an assistant director general. In the cases prescribed by regulation of the Minister under section 451, the board may appoint more than one assistant director general.
198. Every school board shall appoint a director general and an assistant director general. In the cases prescribed by regulation of the Minister under section 451, the board may appoint more than one assistant director general.
However, dissentient school boards and school boards whose powers and functions relating to preschool and elementary education have all been delegated to the regional school board of which they form part are not required to make such appointments.
198. Every school board shall appoint a director general and an assistant director general. In the cases prescribed by regulation of the Government under section 451, the board may appoint more than one assistant director general.
However, dissentient school boards and school boards whose powers and functions relating to preschool and elementary education have all been delegated to the regional school board of which they form part are not required to make such appointments.
198. Every school board shall appoint a director general and an assistant director general.
However, where all the functions and powers of a school board relating to preschool and elementary education have been delegated to the regional school board of which it forms part, the school board is not required to make such appointments.
