(1) The [State Government] 2 may, after previous publication make rules for carrying out the purposes of this Act.
(2) In particular and without prejudice to the generality of the Power reoffered by sub-section (1) the [State Government] 2 may make rules---
(a) prescribing the authorities mentioned in clause (4) of section 2 and clause (7) of section 8;
(b) prescribing under clause (4) of section 2 the standard of instruction in primary schools;
(c) prescribing the manner is which application may be made by the board under section 3 and the particulars to be stated in such application;
(d) determining generally what shall be considered to be adequate provisions for compulsory primary education free of charge;
(e) requiring the board to prepare and publish a, register of children in the whole or in any part of the boards area ;
(f) defining the conditions on which the [State Government] 2 will beat a share of the cost of providing primary education;
(g) requiring the board to submit such returns as the [State Government] 2 may think fit showing, the action taken and progress made by the board under this Act; and
(h) laying down the conditions of and qualifications for the appointment of teachers With due regard to the educational, needs of different communities in every locality,
1. The words (on conviction or) omitted by A. O. 1937.
2. Subs, by the A. O. 1950 for (Provincial Government) which had been substituted by the A. O. 1937 for (L. G.).
44 [The United Provinces District Boards Primary Education Act, 1926] [Section 18-19] Power of board to make regulations
18. With the previous sanction of the [State Government] 1 a board in the area of which a notification under section 3 is in force may make regulations consistent with this Act, prescribing-
(a) the supply of text books and educational requisites to the children of indigent parents free of charge ;
(b) the manner in which the school committee shall be constituted, its jurisdiction, the number of its members, and their duties, powers and responsibilities;
(c) the steps which the school committee may take to secure the attendance of children at school, and the conditions under which leave of absence from school may be allowed;
(d) the jurisdiction of each school committee where more school committees than one are appointed;
(e) the relations to be observed between the school committee and any education committee that may have been appointed under the principal Act.
Delegation of powers
19. The [State Government] 1 shall not delegate its powers under this Act.