### Education Regulations 《教育規例》

69A. Qualifications for permitted teachers teaching other educational courses
The qualifications for a permitted teacher teaching in a school which provides any educational course other than nursery, kindergarten, primary, secondary or post secondary education shall be the qualifications specified in Part 2A of the Second Schedule.
(1 of 2004 s. 16; E.R. 2 of 2012)

70. Qualifications for permitted teachers teaching English
The qualifications for a permitted teacher teaching English shall be the qualifications specified in Part 3 of the Second Schedule.
(E.R. 2 of 2012)

70A. Qualifications for permitted teachers teaching pupils undergoing nursery or kindergarten education
The qualifications for a permitted teacher teaching pupils undergoing nursery or kindergarten education shall be the qualifications specified in Part 4 of the Second Schedule.
(L.N. 268 of 1990; E.R. 2 of 2012)

75. Constitution of school management committees
(1) The Permanent Secretary may, by notice in writing to the supervisor of a school without IMC, require the managers of the school to prepare, execute and submit to him for his approval a written constitution in accordance with which the school shall be managed, and within a time to be specified in such notice the supervisor shall comply therewith. (27 of 2004 s. 49)
(2) Every such constitution shall, unless the Permanent Secretary otherwise directs— (3 of 2003 s. 14)
(a) define the powers and duties of the managers, make adequate provision for the meetings of the managers, the voting and procedure at such meetings, the keeping of minutes and records thereof and any quorum which may be required;
(b) define the powers and duties of the supervisor and of each other manager and of the principal;
(c) provide for the holding and administration of the property of the school, the collection, banking and administration of its revenue and the keeping and audit of accounts; and
(d) provide for such other matters in relation to the management of the school and the administration of the property and revenues of the school as the Permanent Secretary may specify in such notice.
(3) The Permanent Secretary may require by notice to the supervisor any such constitution to be altered or amended, in such manner as he may specify, and such constitution shall be altered or amended accordingly by the managers.
(4) Every such constitution when approved by the Permanent Secretary shall be binding upon the school and the managers and teachers thereof and shall not be altered or amended without the prior approval in writing of the Permanent Secretary.
(3 of 2003 s. 14)

### Education Regulations 《教育規例》

75A. Constitution of incorporated management committee
(1) In considering the draft constitution of a proposed incorporated management committee under section 40BL or 40BV of the Ordinance, the Permanent Secretary shall not approve the draft unless he is satisfied that operation of the committee in accordance with the constitution is likely to be satisfactory.
(2) Without limiting paragraph (1), the Permanent Secretary may refuse to approve the constitution if it does not provide for any of the following—
(a) the number of each category of managers in the composition of the committee;
(b) the procedures for nominating or electing persons for registration as managers;
(c) the procedures for making a request and issuing a notice under section 40AX of the Ordinance as regards the cancellation of the registration of any manager;
(d) the appointment or election of a manager to be or to act as the supervisor of the school and the secretary and treasurer of the committee;
(e) the functions of the supervisor of the school and the secretary and treasurer of the committee;
(f) the tenure of office of the managers;
(g) the procedures for the selection of the principal;
(h) the filling of vacancies in managers;
(i) matters relating to the re-nomination or re-election of managers;
(j) the appointment of auditor;
(k) meetings and proceedings of the committee; or
(l) the procedures for amending the constitution.
(3) The provisions of this regulation are made for the purposes of sections 40BL and 40BV of the Ordinance.
(27 of 2004 s. 50)

76. Teachers’ appointment or dismissal needs approval by managers
(1) The appointment of any teacher who is to be employed in the school—
(a) to occupy a teacher post in the establishment of staff provided for in the code of aid for primary schools, code of aid for secondary schools or code of aid for special schools; or
(b) for a term for not less than 6 months,
shall be approved by the majority of the managers of the school.
(2) The dismissal of any teacher who is employed in the school—
(a) to occupy a teacher post in the establishment of staff provided for in the code of aid for primary schools, code of aid for secondary schools or code of aid for special schools; or
(b) for a term for not less than 6 months,
shall be approved by the majority of the managers of the school at a meeting of the management committee or incorporated management committee (as may be appropriate).
(27 of 2004 s. 52)

77. Appointment of teachers
The management authority shall be responsible for issuing to all teachers letters of appointment which shall set out— (27 of 2004 s. 70)
(a) conditions of service;
(b) salary scale; and
(c) conditions of termination of appointment.

### Education Regulations 《教育規例》

78. Salaries of teachers
The management authority shall be responsible for ensuring that the salaries of all teachers are paid in full when due.
(27 of 2004 s. 70)

79. Notice of school holidays
The responsible person shall send to the Permanent Secretary before 15 August in each year notice of all holidays it is intended to give in the coming school year, including any special holidays given in honour of any particular event, and of all dates on which the usual work of the school will be suspended.
(3 of 2003 s. 14; 27 of 2004 s. 71)

80. Restriction on holidays
No holidays shall be given and the usual work of a school shall not be suspended except on a date mentioned in the notice given under regulation 79 or with the permission of the Permanent Secretary.
(3 of 2003 s. 14)

81. Permanent Secretary may disapprove
The Permanent Secretary may by notice in writing to the management authority forbid the granting of a holiday on any specified day. The management authority and the principal shall upon such notice ensure that the usual work of the school is continued on that day.
(3 of 2003 s. 14; 27 of 2004 s. 53)

82. Permanent Secretary may require grant of holiday
The Permanent Secretary may by notice in writing to the responsible person of any school require that a holiday shall be given on any day specified in such notice and the responsible person shall ensure that such holiday is given accordingly.
(3 of 2003 s. 14; 27 of 2004 s. 71)

83. List of holidays to be posted
(1) The supervisor of a school without IMC shall inform the principal of— (27 of 2004 s. 54)
(a) all holidays of which the supervisor has given the Permanent Secretary notice as required under regulation 79;
(b) any notice received from the Permanent Secretary under regulation 81 forbidding the granting of a holiday on any specified day; and
(c) any notice received from the Permanent Secretary requiring that a holiday shall be given on any specified day. (3 of 2003 s. 14)
(2) The principal of a school shall cause to be posted at all times in a conspicuous place in the school premises a list specifying every holiday which is to be given in the current school year in accordance with this Part.
(3) Every list required to be posted under paragraph (2) shall be signed by the principal and, where the school is a school without IMC, countersigned by the supervisor. (27 of 2004 s. 54)