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I-14 - The Education Act for Cree, Inuit and Naskapi Native Persons

Section 293
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293. (1)  The secretary-treasurer of a school board shall, under penalty of a fine of $10, publish, in accordance with sections 281 and following, during the fifteen days following their adoption, the resolutions adopted in the following cases:
(a)  when the commissioners fix the location of a school-house, decide to acquire a site for a school-house, or to build, enlarge or repair a school-house or its dependencies, or to hypothecate, sell, exchange or otherwise alienate any immovable property of a market value exceeding $1,000;
(b)  when the commissioners make, amend or repeal a regulation under section 178, 185, 187 or 192.
(2)  No resolution passed under paragraphs a and b of subsection 1 comes into force before fifteen days after the publication of the notice contemplated in subsection 1.
(3)  When the secretary-treasurer of the school board must give notice of a resolution, he is authorized to do so without publishing the entire text of such resolution provided that he calls upon the ratepayers to take cognizance of it at his office and that he publishes at least a summary of it.
R. S. 1964, c. 235, s. 312; 1966-67, c. 61, s. 6; 1971, c. 67, s. 58; 1979, c. 72, s. 350; 1979, c. 80, s. 44; 1981, c. 27, s. 11; 1989, c. 36, s. 241.
293. (1)  The secretary-treasurer of a school board shall, under penalty of a fine of $10, publish, in accordance with sections 281 and following, during the fifteen days following their adoption, the resolutions adopted in the following cases:
(a)  when the school board establish new school wards, alter the limits of wards already established, unite two or more wards or separate such wards, fix the location of a school-house, decide to acquire a site for a school-house, or to build, enlarge or repair a school-house or its dependencies, or to hypothecate, sell, exchange or otherwise alienate any immoveable property of a market value exceeding $1 000;
(b)  when the commissioners make, amend or repeal a regulation under section 178, 185, 187 or 192.
(2)  No resolution passed under paragraphs a and b of subsection 1 comes into force before fifteen days after the publication of the notice contemplated in subsection 1.
(3)  When the secretary-treasurer of the school board must give notice of a resolution, he is authorized to do so without publishing the entire text of such resolution provided that he calls upon the ratepayers to take cognizance of it at his office and that he publishes at least a summary of it.
R. S. 1964, c. 235, s. 312; 1966-67, c. 61, s. 6; 1971, c. 67, s. 58; 1979, c. 72, s. 350; 1979, c. 80, s. 44; 1981, c. 27, s. 11.
293. (1)  The secretary-treasurer of a school board shall, under penalty of a fine of ten dollars, publish, in accordance with sections 281 and following, during the fifteen days following their adoption, the resolutions adopted in the following cases:
(a)  when the school board establish new school wards, alter the limits of wards already established, unite two or more wards or separate such wards, fix the location of a school-house, decide to acquire a site for a school-house, or to build, enlarge or repair a school-house or its dependencies, or to hypothecate, sell, exchange or otherwise alienate any immoveable property of a market value exceeding one thousand dollars, or make loans other than those provided for in section 225;
(b)  when the commissioners make, amend or repeal a regulation under section 178, 185, 187 or 192.
(2)  No resolution passed under paragraphs a and b of subsection 1 comes into force before fifteen days after the publication of the notice contemplated in subsection 1.
(3)  When the secretary-treasurer of the school board must give notice of a resolution, he is authorized to do so without publishing the entire text of such resolution provided that he calls upon the ratepayers to take cognizance of it at his office and that he publishes at least a summary of it.
R. S. 1964, c. 235, s. 312; 1966-67, c. 61, s. 6; 1971, c. 67, s. 58; 1979, c. 72, s. 350; 1979, c. 80, s. 44.
293. (1)  The secretary-treasurer of a school board shall, under penalty of a fine of ten dollars, publish, in accordance with sections 281 and following, during the fifteen days following their adoption, the resolutions adopted in the following cases:
(a)  when the school board establish new school wards, alter the limits of wards already established, unite two or more wards or separate such wards, fix the location of a school-house, decide to acquire a site for a school-house, or to build, enlarge or repair a school-house or its dependencies, or to hypothecate, sell, exchange or otherwise alienate any immoveable property of a market value exceeding one thousand dollars, or make loans other than those provided for in section 225;
(b)  repealed.
(2)  No resolution passed under paragraph a of subsection 1 of this section comes into force until fifteen days after the publication of the notice contemplated in subsection 1.
(3)  When the secretary-treasurer of the school board must give notice of a resolution, he is authorized to do so without publishing the entire text of such resolution provided that he calls upon the ratepayers to take cognizance of it at his office and that he publishes at least a summary of it.
R. S. 1964, c. 235, s. 312; 1966-67, c. 61, s. 6; 1971, c. 67, s. 58; 1979, c. 72, s. 350.
293. (1)  The secretary-treasurer of a school board shall, under penalty of a fine of ten dollars, publish, in accordance with sections 281 and following, during the fifteen days following their adoption, the resolutions adopted in the following cases:
(a)  when the school board establish new school wards, alter the limits of wards already established, unite two or more wards or separate such wards, fix the location of a school-house, decide to acquire a site for a school-house, or to build, enlarge or repair a school-house or its dependencies, or to hypothecate, sell, exchange or otherwise alienate any immoveable property of a market value exceeding one thousand dollars, or make loans other than those provided for in section 225;
(b)  when the school board have imposed a special assessment for the purchase of land for a school-house, for the building, enlarging, repair or maintenance of a school-house and its dependencies, or for the acquisition and repair of school furniture. (Form 19).
(2)  No resolution passed under the provisions of paragraphs a and b of subsection 1 of this section shall come into force before fifteen days after the publication of the above-mentioned notice.
(3)  When the secretary-treasurer of the school board must give notice of a resolution, he is authorized to do so without publishing the entire text of such resolution provided that he calls upon the ratepayers to take cognizance of it at his office and that he publishes at least a summary of it.
R. S. 1964, c. 235, s. 312; 1966-67, c. 61, s. 6; 1971, c. 67, s. 58.
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