SCHOOL COMMITTEES.
TO Trts'EDITOR. . ' ’ Slß,—WilTyou kindlySnswer the follow, ihg question -Cab a' school committee keep out honsehoiders when they meet, in committee,-and by what' clause of the Education Act are they empowered to do so, if .they have the power ?—I am, etc.,.- , 4 , Hopsxholdir. Blacks,' February 12, 1884. [Clause ?b of fhe Apt says;—“Theproceed•idae df every committee shall be transacted a', meetingsl'D' eimveiied at the requestof two or more 'of the members, or by order of the chairman thereof. At all meetings three them'e.rs shall form a quorum, and the chairman" thall have a delmerative as well as a easting; vote, and the decision of the majority shall be final and conclusive.” As the Act. is silent on tbe point, we look on it that the committee has the.power to either open-or close its doors against the public when in meeting. -Ed. D.T.]
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Dunstan Times, Issue 1137, 15 February 1884, Page 3
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