2746
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 60

3. Clause 74 is hereby amended by deleting the proviso to subclause (ii).
4. Clause 77 is hereby amended by adding the following subclause :—
   (iv) The duties of the Principal shall include the following—
   (a) The management of the teaching staff and the educational direction
   of the technical school :
   (b) The advising of students as to classes and courses suitable to their
   needs ; consultation with parents and employers :
   (c) The general supervision and oversight of the technical school and of
   its inside and outside activities :
   (d) The co-ordination of the work of the school, especially that of even-
   ing classes with the trade training obtained by students in their
   occupations :
   (e) Reporting to and advising the Board in regard to—
   (i) Appointment of teachers.
   (ii) Educational projects, courses, &c.
   (iii) Sites, buildings, equipment, &c.
   (f) Oversight of the office staff, and the general management of the
   finances of the school. In his capacity as the Board’s chief
   executive officer, it shall be part of the duties of the Principal
   to act as Secretary to the Board, and the instructions of the
   Board shall be carried out under his direction.
   (g) Oversight of caretaking and cleaning of buildings and maintenance
   of buildings and grounds.
   In connection with any of the above-mentioned duties, the Board may
   provide the Principal with such assistance as may be permitted by these
   regulations, but no additional salary or allowances beyond those specified
   herein shall be paid to the Principal in respect of his service under the
   Board.
5. Clause 82 is hereby deleted as from the 1st day of May, 1927, and the
   following substituted therefor from that date :—
   “82. Married Allowance.—An assistant holding a full-time position,
   whether relieving or permanent, who is married or is a widower or widow,
   shall, subject to any limitation hereinafter provided, receive an addition of
   £40 per annum to the salary otherwise provided in the regulations :
   “Provided that no payment under this clause shall be made (a) To a
   married assistant whose husband or wife is employed in the Education
   Service or Government Service, or is otherwise employed to such an extent
   as to satisfy the Minister that an allowance under this clause should not be
   paid ; or (b) to a widower, widow, or married woman assistant unless the
   Minister approves such payment on account of the fact that he or she has a
   child under sixteen dependent upon and supported by him or her or on
   account of other special circumstances ; or (c) to an assistant who is provided
   with free residence ; or (d) in any special case if the Minister, taking into
   consideration the special circumstances, is of opinion that an allowance
   under this clause should not be paid.”
6. The following new clause is hereby inserted :—
   “82A. (1) Subject to the provisions of the next succeeding subclause,
   every teacher shall be entitled to be paid only in respect of the following
   periods :—
   “(a) The period commencing on the school day on which he enters upon
   his duties and ending on the school day on which his duties
   cease, including any holidays that may intervene between those
   dates :
   “(b) Any period of school holidays that may immediately succeed the
   day on which his duties cease as aforesaid ; in the case of the
   midsummer holidays such period shall be deemed to end not
   later than the 31st day of January in any year :
   “(c) The period necessarily occupied in transferring from one position
   to another.
   “(2) The last preceding subclause shall be read subject to the following
   special provisions, namely :—
   “(a) A teacher who enters upon his duties during the first week in
   February in any year may be paid from the 1st day of February,
   inclusive, in that year.
   “(b) A teacher who, during any year ending on the 31st day of January,
   has been on leave without pay for a period or periods exceeding
   in the aggregate five school days, shall be entitled to be paid
   only for such part of the school holidays during that year as is
   equal to one-fourth of his period of service as hereinafter defined.
   “(3) Notwithstanding anything in paragraph (b) of the last preceding
   subclause, the Minister may in any case authorize the payment of salary
   in respect of the whole period of holidays or in respect of a greater portion
   of those holidays than is therein provided for.