(1) The office of a
member of the Council for a school becomes vacant if the member —
(a)
becomes ineligible to hold office as a member; or
(b)
resigns the office by written notice delivered to the Council; or
(c) is
removed from office by the chief executive officer under
subregulation (2).
(2) The chief
executive officer may remove a person as a member of the Council for a school
on the grounds that the continuation of the person as a member would be
detrimental to the interests of the Council.
(3) Subject to
subregulation (4), the Council for a school may remove a person as a
member of the Council on the grounds that the person —
(a) has
neglected the person’s duty as a member; or
(b) has
misbehaved or is incompetent; or
(c) is
suffering from mental or physical incapacity, other than temporary illness,
impairing the performance of the person’s functions as a member; or
(d) has
been absent, without leave or reasonable excuse, from 3 consecutive meetings
of which the member has had notice.
(4) The Council for a
school must not remove a person as a member of the Council unless —
(a) the
person has been given a reasonable opportunity to show that he or she should
not be removed as a member; and
(b) the
decision is made by a resolution of a majority comprising enough of the
members for the time being of the Council for their number to be at least 2/3
of the number of offices (whether vacant or not) of member of the Council.