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The Teachers’ (Compensation for Redundancy and Premature Retirement) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2010
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- Northern Ireland Statutory Rules
- 2010 No. 136
- SCHEDULE 1
- DECIDING AND COMPENSATING AUTHORITIES
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DECIDING AND COMPENSATING AUTHORITIES
(1) Employment Category | (2) Deciding Authority | (3) Compensating Authority |
|---|---|---|
| A | the Board of Governors; | the appropriate board |
| B | in the case of controlled schools, the appropriate board; in the case of Catholic maintained schools, the Council; | the appropriate board the appropriate board |
| C | in the case of voluntary grammar schools, and grant maintained integrated schools, the Board of Governors; in the case of voluntary primary schools which are not maintained, the manager in the case of institutions of further education, the governing body; | the Department the Department the governing body |
| D | in the case of controlled schools, the appropriate board; in the case of Catholic maintained schools, the Council; in the case of a maintained school (other than a Catholic maintained or grant-maintained integrated school); the Board of Governors. | the Department the Department the Department |
| E | in the case of controlled schools, the appropriate board; in the case of Catholic maintained schools, the Council; | the Department the Department |
| F | the employing authority; | the Department |
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