Referral of absenteeism to Registrar
42 Referral of absenteeism to Registrar
If the administrative authority of a school is satisfied that all the requirements for the convening of a compulsory conciliation conference specified in the Ministerial instructions have been met in relation to the unauthorised absences of a school student, the administrative authority may refer the matter to the Registrar for the convening of a compulsory conciliation conference in respect of that student.
A referral is to be accompanied by the documents, and is to include the information, required by the Ministerial instructions.
On receipt of a referral, the Registrar is to assess the referral against the requirements for the convening of a compulsory conciliation conference specified in the Ministerial instructions and – if satisfied that all of those requirements have been met, is to accept the referral; or if not so satisfied, is to reject the referral.
For the purposes of assessing a referral, the Registrar may require the administrative authority to provide any documents or information he or she considers may be relevant.
The Registrar is to notify the administrative authority, in writing – of his or her determination to accept or reject the referral; and if he or she rejects the referral, of the reasons for that determination.
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