Declaring Area to be an Access Lane for the Purposes of
the Motor Launch Regulations 1958

Pursuant to the Motor Launch Regulations 1958, the Minister
of Marine hereby declares that for a period of two years from
the date hereof, subject to compliance with the conditions set
out in the First Schedule hereto, the area of water described
in the Second Schedule hereto shall be an access lane and
that within such access lane regulations 9 and 10 of the Motor
Launch Regulations 1958 shall not apply.

FIRST SCHEDULE

The access lane shall be marked as follows:

1. Brightly painted marker buoys each 50 yards apart com-
   mencing 50 yards from normal lake level shall be suitably
   moored along each side of the access lane.

2. At the edge of the lake at normal lake level at each side
   of the access lane in line with the marker buoys there shall be
   placed a notice board measuring not less than 2 ft 6 in. by 2 ft
   painted white with black letters.

3. The aforesaid notice board shall contain the following
   notice:

"NOTICE
Motor Launch Regulations 1958
Access lane through which motor launches and
water skiers may pass at speeds greater than 5 miles
per hour.
BATHERS KEEP OUT"

SECOND SCHEDULE

All that area of water in Lake Karapiro bounded on the
sides by parallel lines 100 yards apart extending in an easterly
direction 200 yards from the edge of the water, the northern-
most boundary being 150 yards south of the judges box in
front of the Cambridge Power Boat Clubhouse.

Dated at Wellington this 30th day of May 1961.
R. G. GERARD, Minister of Marine.
(M. 3/13/508/1)

Standard Scheme of Control for Secondary Schools 1961

PART I—PRELIMINARY

1. This scheme may be referred to as the Standard Scheme
   of Control for Secondary Schools 1961.

2. In this scheme, unless the context otherwise requires, —
   "The Board", in relation to any secondary school, means
   the governing body however described of that school:
   "The Education Acts" means the Education Act 1914, and
   includes the amendments thereof and all regulations
   lawfully made thereunder and for the time being in
   force:
   "Member", in relation to any Board, means a member of
   that Board:
   "The Minister" means the Minister of Education:
   "Parent", in relation to any pupil, includes the pupil's
   guardian and the householder in whose family the
   child resides:
   "Pupil", in relation to a secondary school, means a pupil
   whose name is on the school roll, including a pupil of
   a junior high school forming an intermediate depart-
   ment of the school, but does not include a pupil in
   any lower department:
   "The School Acts" includes the Education Acts and any
   special Acts constituting the school or affecting the
   constitution thereof and all regulations made under
   any such Act and for the time being in force:
   "Secretary" includes the Registrar, Clerk, acting Secretary,
   and any other person appointed permanently or tem-
   porarily to discharge the duties of a secretary to the
   Board.

3. If more than one separate educational establishment is
   maintained by the Board, all such establishments shall be
   deemed one "school" for the purpose of this scheme, but in
   any such case for the purposes of this scheme the term
   "Principal" means the rector, headmaster, headmistress, or
   other principal of each separate establishment.

4. This scheme shall in all respects be read subject to the
   provisions of the School Acts, and in the event of conflict
   between the provisions of this scheme and the provisions of
   the School Acts the latter provisions shall prevail.

PART II—APPOINTMENT AND ELECTION OF
MEMBERS

APPOINTMENT OF MEMBERS BY EDUCATION BOARDS

5. In every case where a member is to be appointed by the
   Education Board of the district in which the school is situated
   every such member shall be appointed by a resolution of the
   Education Board passed in the case of a regular triennial
   appointment before the day on which the member so
   appointed is to assume office, but not more than three
   months before that day, and in the case of a casual vacancy
   within 50 days after the fact of the vacancy has been notified
   to the Education Board.

6. The name of every member so appointed shall forthwith
   be notified to the Board by writing under the hand of the
   Secretary of the Education Board.

APPOINTMENT OF MEMBERS BY BOROUGH COUNCILS AND
COUNTY COUNCILS

7. In every case where a member is to be appointed by the
   Council of a city, borough, or county, every such member
   shall be appointed by a resolution of the Council passed in
   the case of a regular triennial appointment before the day on
   which the member so appointed is to assume office, but not
   more than three months before that day, and in the case of a
   casual vacancy within 50 days after the fact of the vacancy
   has been notified to the Council.

8. The name of every member so appointed shall forthwith
   be notified to the Board by writing under the hand of any two
   Councillors or the Clerk of the Council.

ELECTION OF MEMBERS BY PARENTS

9. In every case where any member is to be elected by the
   parents of pupils, every such member shall be elected by
   means of an election conducted in the manner set out in the
   Schedule hereto, and for the purposes of every such election
   the Secretary of the Board shall be the Returning Officer.

10. Such an election shall be held in the first week of the
    month of May in each year in which the term of office of
    members is due to expire in terms of clause 18 hereof.

11. Forthwith after the completion of every such election the
    Returning Officer shall notify to the Board the name of every
    person elected.

12. If at any election the number of candidates duly nomi-
    nated is less than the number of vacancies to be filled, the
    Board shall at its next meeting select duly qualified persons to
    complete the number required.

FAILURE TO APPOINT OR ELECT

13. If any appointment of a member is not made within the
    time hereinbefore prescribed the Secretary shall give notice
    thereof to the Minister, and the vacancy for which no person
    has been appointed may be filled by appointment by the
    Minister, or the Minister may direct that the body charged
    with the duty of appointing a member may proceed to make
    the appointment.

14. Where anything connected with the appointment or elec-
    tion of members is omitted to be done or cannot be done at
    or by the time hereby prescribed, or is done after such time,
    or is otherwise irregularly done in matter of form, the
    Minister may, at any time before or after the time at or by
    which the thing is required to be done, extend the time for
    doing the thing to such further time as he thinks fit, or may
    validate anything so done after the time required or so
    irregularly done in matters of form, as he thinks fit.

QUALIFICATIONS OF MEMBERS

15. It shall not be necessary that the member appointed by
    an Education Board or by the Council of a city, borough, or
    county (or jointly by two or more of such Councils) shall
    himself be a member of the body (or bodies) nor that a
    member elected by parents shall himself be the parent of a
    pupil.

16. Retiring members shall be eligible for membership of
    the Board on appointment or election by either the same or
    another appointing or electing body.

17. No person shall be eligible to become or remain a
    member of the Board if he is an alien or a mentally defective
    person within the meaning of the Mental Health Act 1911, or
    a bankrupt who has not obtained his discharge or whose
    discharge is for the time being suspended or is subject to
    conditions not yet fulfilled, or if he has been convicted of
    any offence punishable by imprisonment unless he has received
    a free pardon or has served his sentence or otherwise suffered
    the penalty imposed on him, or if he receives any salary from
    the Board or holds any office or employment under the
    Board to which any fees, salary, or emoluments are attached.

TENURE OF OFFICE

18. Except in the case of a casual vacancy, every member
    shall hold office until the 31st day of May in the third year
    after the year of his election or appointment, and if on that
    31st day of May the appointment or election of his successor
    has not been notified to the Board, he shall continue to hold
    office until the date on which that appointment or election is
    so notified.

19. Every person appointed or elected to fill a casual
    vacancy shall hold office for the residue of the term of office
    of the member whom he replaces.

20. Every person appointed or elected to membership other-
    wise than upon a casual vacancy shall assume office on the
    1st day of June in the year of his appointment or election, or
    so soon thereafter as his appointment or election has been
    notified to the Board.

21. Every person appointed or elected to fill a casual vacancy
    shall assume office on the date on which his appointment or
    election is notified to the Board.

22. If any member dies or resigns his office by writing under
    his hand addressed to the Board or the Chairman or the
    Secretary thereof, or is absent without leave from the meetings
    of the Board for three consecutive months, or while holding
    office becomes ineligible to remain a member under clause
    17 hereof, his office shall be thereby vacated and a casual
    vacancy shall be deemed to exist.