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138.—(1) The appropriate education and library board may grant a licence for a child to take part in a performance to which Article 137 applies.
(2) The appropriate education and library board referred to in paragraph (1) is—
(a)the education and library board in whose area the child resides; or
(b)if the child does not reside in Northern Ireland, the education and library board in whose area the applicant or one of the applicants resides or has his place of business; or
(c)if the child does not reside in Northern Ireland and the applicant or every applicant neither resides nor has his place of business in Northern Ireland, any education and library board.
(3) Subject to paragraph (4), the education and library board shall not refuse to grant a licence for a child to take part in a performance or series of performances if the board is satisfied—
(a)that the child is fit to do so; and
(b)that proper provision has been made to secure the child's health and kind treatment; and
(c)that, having regard to such provision, if any, as has been or will be made for the child's education, his education will not suffer.
(4) The education and library board shall not grant a licence in respect of a child who is under the age of 14 unless—
(a)the licence is for acting and the application for the licence is accompanied by a declaration that the part he is to act cannot be taken except by a child of about his age; or
(b)the licence is for dancing in a ballet which does not form part of an entertainment of which anything other than ballet or opera forms part and the application for the licence is accompanied by a declaration that the part he is to dance cannot be taken except by a child of about his age; or
(c)the nature of his part in the performance is wholly or mainly musical and either the nature of the performance is also wholly or mainly musical or the performance consists only of opera or ballet.
(5) The power of the education and library board to grant licences under this Article shall be exercisable subject to such restrictions and conditions as the Department of Education may with the approval of the Department prescribe by regulations, and such conditions may include—
(a)conditions requiring the approval of an education and library board (and may provide for that approval to be given subject to conditions imposed by the board);
(b)a condition requiring sums earned by the child in respect of whom the licence is granted in taking part in a performance to which the licence relates—
(i)to be paid into the county court and, subject to county court rules, applied or otherwise dealt with for the benefit of that child in such manner as the county court may direct, or
(ii)to be applied or otherwise dealt with in a manner approved by the education and library board.
(6) A licence under this Article shall specify the times, if any, during which the child in respect of whom it is granted may be absent from school for the purposes authorised by the licence; and for the purposes of determining whether, under Article 45 of, and Schedule 13 to, the Education and Libraries (Northern Ireland) Order 1986F1, a registered pupil of a school has failed to attend regularly at the school, his absence at such times shall be disregarded.
(7) An education and library board which grants a licence under this Article authorising a child to take part in a performance in the area of another education and library board shall send that other board such particulars as the Department of Education may with the approval of the Department prescribe by regulations.
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