Diocesan Boards of Education Measure 1991

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I1 Schedule fully in force at 1.8.1991 see s. 13(3) andArchbishops' instrument made on 12.7.1991

SCHEDULE

Section 1.

E DIOCESAN BOARD OF EDUCATION

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I2 Sch. fully in force at 1.8.1991 see s. 13(3) and Archbishops' Instrument made on 26.7.1991

Part I E Membership

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I3 Part I fully in force at 1.8.1991 see s. 13(3) andArchbishops' Instrument made at 26.7.1991

1 The Board shall consist of— E

(a) the bishop;

(b) two persons nominated by the bishop, each person so nominated being either a suffragan bishop or a full-time assistant bishop in the diocese or an archdeacon of an archdeaconry in the diocese;

(c) not less than fourteen or more than eighteen members elected in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 2 below;

(d) not less than four or more than eight members co-opted by the Board of whom—

(i) four members shall be persons with experience of church schools in the diocese, and

(ii) the other members (if any) shall be persons with experience of other areas of work with which the Board is concerned;

and the bishop may nominate two additional persons (whether in Holy Orders or not) to be members of the Board.

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I4 Sch. para. 1 fully in force at 1.8.1991 see s. 13(3) andArchbishops' Instrument made on 26.7.1991

2 Subject to paragraph 3 below, the diocesan synod shall by resolution determine whether sub-paragraph (a), (b) or (c) of this paragraph is to apply in relation to the elected members of the Board, that is to say— E

(a) such number of members as the diocesan synod may determine, not being less than fourteen or more than eighteen, shall be elected by the diocesan synod, and of those members—

(i) at least two shall be clerks in Holy Orders beneficed or licensed in the diocese, and

(ii) at least six shall be lay persons, and

(iii) at least six shall be members of the diocesan synod; or

(b) such number of members as the diocesan synod may determine, not being less than two, shall be elected by the diocesan synod in respect of each archdeaconry in the diocese, the number to be so elected being determined so as to ensure that the total number of elected members is not less than fourteen or more than eighteen, and of the members elected in respect of any archdeaconry—

(i) at least one shall be a clerk in Holy Orders beneficed or licensed in the archdeaconry,

(ii) at least one shall be a lay person, and

(iii) at least one shall be a member of the diocesan synod; or

(c) the elected members shall consist of—

(i) two members elected by the diocesan synod from among its own members, and of those two members one shall be a clerk in Holy Orders beneficed or licensed in the diocese and the other shall be a lay person, and

(ii) one member, whether a clerk in Holy Orders or a lay person, elected by each deanery synod in the diocese from among its own members,

and upon such a resolution being carried, the number of elected members of the Board, the eligibility of candidates for election and the synod by which they are to be elected shall be determined accordingly.

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I5 Sch. para. 2 fully in force at 1. 8.1991 see s. 13(3) and Archbishops' Instrument made on 26.7.1991

3 Where the number of deaneries in a diocese is less than twelve or more than sixteen, paragraph 2 above shall have effect as if sub-paragraph (c) were omitted therefrom. E

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I6 Sch. para. fully in force at 1.8.1991 see s. 13(3) andArchbishops' Instrument made on 26.7.1991

4 The bishop shall be chairman of the Board except that, if he does not desire to be chairman, the Board after consultation with the bishop, shall appoint some other person (whether or not a member of the Board) to be chairman, and the person so appointed shall be an ex officio member of the diocesan synod. E

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I7 Sch. para. 4 fully in force at 1.8.1991 see s. 13(3) andArchbishops' Instrument made on 26.7.1991

5 The election of the elected members of the Board shall take place every three years in the same year as, but after, the election of members of the diocesan synod, except that where the diocesan synod determines that sub-paragraph (c) of paragraph 2 above is to apply to the Board the election of the elected members shall take place in the same year as, but after, the election of the deanery synods; and the elected members shall be elected in such manner as may be determined by the synod by which they are elected and shall begin to hold office on the 1st January next following their election. E

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I8 Sch. para. 5 fully in force at 1.8.1991 see s. 13(3) andArchbishops' Instrument made on 26.7.1991

6 Where an elected member of the Board ceases to be a member of a diocesan or deanery synod then, notwithstanding that he was elected by reason of his membership of that synod, he shall continue, unless he resigns, to be a member of the Board for the remainder of the period of office for which he was elected. E

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I9 Sch. para. 6 fully in force at 1.8.1991 see s. 13(3) andArchbishops' Instrument made on 26.7.1991

7 Any casual vacancy among the elected members of the Board shall be filled in such manner as may be determined by the diocesan synod. E

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I10 Sch. para. 7 fully in force at 1.8.1991 see s. 13(3) andArchbishops' Instrument made on 26.7.1991

8 All members of the Board other than the bishop of the diocese shall cease to hold office on the 1st January on which the newly elected members begin to hold office, except that a member of the Board shall be eligible for re-election or re-appointment on the termination of any period of office. E

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I11 Sch. para. 8 fully in force at 1.8.1991 see s. 13(3) andArchbishops' Instrument made on 26.7.1991

9 A person who is in receipt of any remuneration as an officer or member of the staff of the Board shall not be eligible for membership of the Board. E

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I12 Sch. para. 9 fully in force at 1.8.1991 see s. 13(3) andArchbishops' Instrument made on 26.7.1991

Part II E Proceedings

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I13 Sch. Pt. II fully in force at 1.8.1991 see s. 13(3) and Archbishops' Instrument made on 26.7.1991

10 The quorum of the Board shall be eight of which four shall be elected members. E

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I14 Sch. para. 10 fully in force at 1.8.1991 see s. 13(3) andArchbishops' Instrument made on 26.7.1991

11 The Board shall meet on at least three occasions during a year, and an additional meeting shall be held if at any time eight or more members of the Board make a request in writing to the chairman for the holding of such a meeting. E

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I15 Sch. para. 11 fully in force at 1.8.1991 see s. 13(3) andArchbishops' Instrument made on 26.7.1991

12 The Board may establish committees to assist in the discharging of its functions, and the membership of any committee established under this paragraph may include persons who are not members of the Board. E

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I16 Sch. para. 12 fully in force at 1.8.1991 see s. 13(3) andArchbishops' Instrument made on 26.7.1991

13 Subject to paragraph 10 above, the validity of any proceedings of the Board shall not be affected by any vacancy among its members or by any defect in the appointment of any member. E

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I17 Sch. para. 13 fully in force at 1.8.1991 see s. 13(3) andArchbishops' Instrument made on 26.7.1991

14 Subject to the preceding provisions of this Schedule and to any directions as to procedure given by the diocesan synod, the Board shall have power to regulate its own procedure and the procedure and membership of its committees. E

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I18 Sch. para. 14 fully in force at 1.8.1991 see s. 13(3) andArchbishops' Instrument made on 26.7.1991