Non-State school’s governing body or nominee may prohibit person from entering premises
349A Non-State school’s governing body or nominee may prohibit person from
entering premises
(1) This section applies if a non-State school’s
principal, or a non-State school’s governing body, reasonably believes it
would be appropriate for the governing body, or its nominee for this
subsection, to exercise the power to give a person a written direction
mentioned in section 349.
Example—
It would be appropriate for the
governing body or nominee to exercise the power if the principal was prevented
from doing so by the principles of natural justice relating to bias.
(2)
The governing body or nominee may exercise the power.
(3) Section 349applies
as if a reference in that section to the principal were a reference to the
governing body or nominee.
(4) For subsection (1) , a nominee of a non-State
school’s governing body must not be the school’s principal.
