All sums of money received on account of the Council shall be paid into such bank or banks as may be approved by the Council.
The Council shall possess full juridical personality and in particular full capacity to— a contract; b acquire and dispose of immovable and movable property; c institute legal proceedings. The legal capacity, privileges and immunities to be recognised and granted by Participating Governments in connection with the Council shall be laid down in a Protocol to this Agreement. A National Committee shall comprise representatives of a Ministry or Department of Education, the Teaching Profession, the Universities in the Area and the general community.
The Chairman of a National Committee shall be appointed by the Participating Government from among the members of that National Committee. A member of a National Committee shall hold office for such number of years as may be specified in his letter of appointment and shall be eligible for reappointment. It shall be the duty of every National Committee— a to exercise such powers as the Council may from time to time delegate to it; and b to advise the Council on any matter on which advice may be sought including the content of the syllabuses, the appointment of examiners and any other matter connected with examinations conducted by the Council.
A National Committee may make a report or recommendations to the Council on any matter relevant to the provisions of this Agreement. A National Committee may appoint from among its members such sub- committee as it thinks fit and shall specify the duties of such sub-committee. A National Committee shall have the power to co-opt any person to assist it in its work, so, however, that no such person shall be or be deemed to be a member of the Committee.
The School Examinations Committee shall consist of— a the Chairman of the Council or his Deputy who shall be the Chairman; b four members who shall be representatives of the Universities of the Area; c one technical or administrative officer selected by each Participating Government from its Ministry or Department of Education; d one member of the teaching profession nominated by each National Committee.
The duties of the School Examinations Committee shall include— a preparation for the approval of Council of regulations relating to the conduct of examinations; b development of syllabuses through sub-committees or subject-panels; c consideration of criticisms from schools; d consideration of points raised by examiners in their reports on examinations and by other means; e appointment of members of various sub-committees and subject- panels; f the making of recommendations relating to the appointment of examiners; g advising the Council on all matters relating to examinations; h performing such duties as may be delegated to it by the Council.
The School Examinations Committee shall have power to co-opt any person to assist it in its work, so, however, that no such person shall be deemed to be a member of the Committee. The Administrative and Finance Committee may appoint a sub-committee in each Territory of the Area and may delegate to any such sub-committee such powers as it thinks fit regarding administrative and financial matters affecting that Territory.
Decisions of a sub-committee appointed under paragraph 1 of this Article shall be taken by a majority of votes of the members present and voting and so far as the procedure of the meetings of any such sub-committee is not prescribed by the Council, the sub-committee may regulate its own procedure. The Government of any Caribbean Territory may accede to this Agreement such terms and conditions as may be agreed between the Participating Governments and the acceding Government.
Any such terms and conditions shall be embodied in a supplementary Agreement. Such amendment shall have effect upon the acceptance thereof by all the Participating Governments within six months of the date of the Chairman transmitting the proposed amendment.
This Agreement shall be lodged with the Secretary-General of the Commonwealth Caribbean Regional Secretariat for signature and shall be subject to ratification. The Agreement shall come into force upon the deposit, not later than 30th April, , of instruments of ratification with the Secretary-General by any two of the Participating Governments of Barbados, Guyana, Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago and by any four of the other Participating Governments.
In witness whereof the representatives of the Participating Governments being duly authorised in that behalf have executed this Agreement. Prohibited use of certain papers 4. Return of papers to Council or Police 5. Disclosures by personnel of Council 6.
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