GOVERNMENT TEACHING SERVICE COMMISSION: SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION
GOVERNMENT TEACHING SERVICE COMMISSION REGULATIONS
ARRANGEMENT OF REGULATIONS
REGULATION
PART I
PRELIMINARY
1. Citation and application
2. Interpretation
PART II
PROCEDURES
3. Secretary and staff
4. Presiding at meetings
5. Records of meetings
6. Decision by circulation
7. Dissent
8. Quorum for meeting and majority decision
9. Communications to the Commission and Members
10. Right of Responsible Officer to be heard
11. Irregular representation
12. Oaths to be taken by staff
PART III
PRINCIPLES TO BE OBSERVED BY THE COMMISSION
13. Matters to be considered regarding appointments and promotions
14. Examinations and Training Courses
15. Matters to be considered regarding transfers
16. Seniority
17. Advertisements
18. Interviews
19. Consultation, Selection Boards and Examinations
20. Performance Appraisal Reports
PART IV
DUTIES OF RESPONSIBLE OFFICER IN RELATION TO FILLING OF VACANCIES
21. Duty to report vacancies
22. Application by officers and others
23. Appointments
24. Delayed documentary evidence
25. Appointment on Probation
26. Duties of Responsible Officer in relation to probationers
27. Conclusion and Extension of Probationary period
28. Medical examination
29. Acting appointments and supersession
30. Training Grades
31. Compulsory retirements
32. Medical grounds
33. Abolition of office
PART V
DISCIPLINE
34. Penalties
35. Interdiction and suspension
36. Duty to investigate information regarding misconduct
37. Action to be taken after preliminary investigation
38. Criminal proceedings
39. Proceedings after acquittal on criminal charges
40. Notice of intention to institute disciplinary proceedings
41. Absconding officers
42. Action by Commission on receipt of report
43. Disciplinary inquiries
44. Procedure of the Teachers Board of Appeal
45. Proceedings before the Commission
46. Inquiry by individual officers
47. Incompetency and inefficiency
PART VI
GENERAL
48. Service of documents
49. Attendance of officers and production of documents
50. Right of Appeal
51. Cases not otherwise provided for
GOVERNMENT TEACHING SERVICE COMMISSION REGULATIONS
under s. 10
PART I
PRELIMINARY
(1) These Regulations may be cited as the Government Teaching Service Commission Regulations.
(2) These Regulations shall not apply to any matter in relation to which it is provided in the Constitution or in any other law that some person or body other than the Commission has authority.
(1) In these Regulations, unless the context otherwise requires—
‘‘abscond’’ means to be absent from duty without leave or just reason for a period exceeding 48 hours;
‘‘appointment’’ means the conferment of an officer of emolument in the Government Teaching Service and shall include an appointment on promotion;
‘‘Chairperson’’ means the Chairperson of the Commission or in his or her absence the Deputy Chairperson;
‘‘Commission’’ means the Government Teaching Service Commission;
‘‘Contract Officer’’ means an officer employed for a predetermined period of time under a written contract signed by or with the authority of the Secretary for the Department of Human Resource Management and Development and containing terms and conditions of employment individual to such an officer, but does not include a permanent officer or employee;
‘‘equivalent grade’’ means a grade to which a minimum salary attached is at the least equal to the minimum salary attached to the grade with which it is compared;
‘‘Estimates’’ means the current estimates on Revenue Account and the current estimate on Development Account and the current Establishment Warrants;
‘‘grade’’ means one of the grades of office prescribed in these Regulations;
‘‘Member’’ includes the Chairperson or Deputy Chairperson and any other member of the Commission;
‘‘misconduct’’ includes any act or omission which constitutes misconduct in accordance with these Regulations;
‘‘officer’’ means a teacher employed in the Service;
‘‘permanent officer’’ means an officer employed on the basis that on confirmation of his or her appointment the duration of his or her employment is permanent—
(a) until he or she reaches the age for retirement under these Regulations; or
(b) until his or her employment is terminated in accordance with these Regulations, but does not include a contract officer;
‘‘posting’’ means the assignment by the Responsible Officer of an officer to a different duty station within the Service;
‘‘probationary period’’ means the period before an officer is confirmed in his or her post;
‘‘probationer’’ means an officer serving on probation;
‘‘promotion’’ means the conferment upon an officer of a public office to which is attached a higher salary or salary scale segment than that attached to the office to which he or she was last substantively appointed;
‘‘Responsible Officer’’ means the Principal Secretary responsible for Education;
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