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Paragraph 6
1.—(1) The Clackmannanshire Educational Trust Scheme 1957(1) shall be amended in accordance with this paragraph.
(2) For the words “the County Council”, wherever they appear in the Scheme, substitute “the Council”.
(3) In section 1(1) for the definitions of “County” and “County Council” substitute:—
““County” means the area of the former County of Clackmannan and the burghs situated in it, as that area existed immediately before 16th May 1975;
“Council” means Clackmannanshire Council acting as governing body of the Clackmannanshire Educational Trust;”.
(4) For section 5 substitute:—
The business of the endowment may be conducted by the Council themselves or any or all of that business may be delegated to a committee of the Council.”.
2.—(1) The Stirlingshire Educational Trust Scheme 1957(2) shall be amended in accordance with this paragraph.
(2) For the words “the County Council”, wherever they appear in the Scheme, other than in the Fifth Schedule, substitute “each Council”.
(3) In section 1(1) —
(a)for the definitions of “County” and “County Council” substitute:—
““County” means the area of the former County of Stirling and the burghs situated in it, as that area existed immediately before 16th May 1975;
“Council” means either of Falkirk and Stirling Councils;”; and
(b)after the definition of “date of this Scheme” insert:—
““Education committee” means a committee of a Council to which section 124 of the Local Government (Scotland) Act 1973(3) applies;”.
(4) In section 3(1), for paragraphs (a) to (e) substitute:—
“(a)seven persons to be elected by Falkirk Council, being members of that Council or non-councillor members of its education committee;
(b)five persons to be elected by Stirling Council, being members of that Council or non-councillor members of its education committee;
(c)one person to be elected by North Lanarkshire Council;
(d)one person to be elected by Falkirk Council from among ministers of religion officiating in the County other than ministers of the Church of Scotland;”.
(5) For section 4 substitute:—
(1) The election of governors by each Council or by North Lanarkshire Council may be by the Council themselves or may be delegated to a committee of that Council.
(2) Each governor elected under section 3(1)(a), (b) or (c) shall, subject to section 6 of this Scheme, hold office until the next ordinary election of councillors of the Council which elected him to be a governor.”.
(6) For section 22(1)(c) substitute:—
“(c)they shall pay to Falkirk and Stirling Councils a total of £90.30 to be expended by those Councils in accordance with section 50 of this Scheme, the amount paid to each Council being the total of the sums to be expended annually on prizes for persons attending educational establishments in their area, as those sums are stated in column (4) of the Fifth Schedule annexed hereto;”.
(7) In section 50(1) for the first sentence substitute:—
“Each Council shall expend the amount paid to them by the governing body under section 22(1)(c) of this Scheme in awarding the prizes described in the Fifth Schedule annexed hereto which are for persons attending educational establishments in their area.”.
(8) In section 50(2), for the words “in the County” substitute “in their area”.
(9) In the Fifth Schedule, for the words “the County Council”, wherever they appear, substitute “the relevant Council”.
Approved by Order in Council dated 31st July 1957.
Approved by Order in Council dated 7th May 1958.
1973 c. 65; section 124 was substituted by the Local Government etc. (Scotland) Act 1994 (c. 39), section 31.
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