Acts and Regulations

E-1.12 - Education Act

Section 36.11
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Legal status of District Education Councils
2000, c.52, s.30
36.11(1)A District Education Council is a body corporate and shall hold those rights and obligations as are provided to the District Education Council under this Act.
36.11(2)A District Education Council, in its name, may sue and be sued.
36.11(3)Where a District Education Council sues or is sued, or is named in a complaint under the Human Rights Act and is alleged to have violated that Act, and the Minister is not a party to the action or named in the complaint, the District Education Council shall immediately notify the Minister of the action or the complaint.
36.11(4)Where the Minister is notified of an action or complaint under subsection (3), the Minister may intervene in the action or complaint if, in the opinion of the Minister, the action or complaint
(a) might affect the Minister or the Province, or
(b) might have implications that would extend beyond the school district concerned.
2000, c.52, s.30; 2021, c.10, s.1
Legal status of District Education Councils
2000, c.52, s.30
36.11(1)A District Education Council is a body corporate and shall hold those rights and obligations as are provided to the District Education Council under this Act.
36.11(2)A District Education Council, in its name, may sue and be sued.
36.11(3)Where a District Education Council sues or is sued, or is named in a complaint under the Human Rights Act and is alleged to have violated that Act, and the Minister is not a party to the action or named in the complaint, the District Education Council shall immediately notify the Minister of the action or the complaint.
36.11(4)Where the Minister is notified of an action or complaint under subsection (3), the Minister may intervene in the action or complaint if, in the opinion of the Minister, the action or complaint
(a) might affect the Minister or the Province, or
(b) might have implications that would extend beyond the school district concerned.
2000, c.52, s.30
Legal status of District Education Councils
2000, c.52, s.30
36.11(1)A District Education Council is a body corporate and shall hold those rights and obligations as are provided to the District Education Council under this Act.
36.11(2)A District Education Council, in its name, may sue and be sued.
36.11(3)Where a District Education Council sues or is sued, or is named in a complaint under the Human Rights Act and is alleged to have violated that Act, and the Minister is not a party to the action or named in the complaint, the District Education Council shall immediately notify the Minister of the action or the complaint.
36.11(4)Where the Minister is notified of an action or complaint under subsection (3), the Minister may intervene in the action or complaint if, in the opinion of the Minister, the action or complaint
(a) might affect the Minister or the Province, or
(b) might have implications that would extend beyond the school district concerned.
2000, c.52, s.30