MALAWI NATIONAL EXAMINATIONS BOARD: SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION
MALAWI NATIONAL EXAMINATIONS BOARD (FINANCIAL YEAR COMMENCEMENT) NOTICE
9 of 1987
G.N. 271/1969
under s. 2
The Minister has determined to be the financial year of the Board in respect of the financial year commencing on the 1st day of January, 1969, the fifteen-month period so commencing and ending on the 31st day of March, 1970, and that thereafter the financial year of the Board shall be the twelve-month period commencing on the 1st day of April in each year.
MALAWI NATIONAL EXAMINATIONS BOARD (CONDUCT OF EXAMINATIONS) REGULATIONS
ARRANGEMENT OF REGULATIONS
REGULATION
PART I
PRELIMINARY
1. Citation
2. Interpretation
3. Application
PART II
DESIGNATION OF EXAMINATION ADMINISTRATION CENTRES
4. Designation of Examination Administration Centres
5. Physical condition of Examination Administration Centres
6. Furniture at Examination Administration Centres
7. Distance between Cluster Examination Centres
8. Notification, Inspection and certification of Examination Administration Centres
PART III
EXAMINATIONS ADMINISTRATION PERSONNEL AND THE CONDUCT OF EXAMINATIONS
9. Personnel involved in administration of National Examinations
10. Additional personnel at Examination Administration Centres
11. Qualifications of supervisors for Cluster Examination Centres
12. Qualifications of invigilators for Cluster Examination Centres
13. Qualifications and appointment of supervisors and invigilators for Lone Examination Centres
14. Number of invigilators at Examination Administration Centre
15. Number of security officers at Examination Administration Centre
16. Payment of examination fees
17. Storage of National Examinations papers
18. Registration of candidates
19. Verification of examination registers
20. Identification of candidates prior to examinations
21. Duties and conduct of the supervisor
22. Duties and conduct of invigilators
23. Joint duties of supervisors and invigilators
24. Duties of head-teachers of feeder schools
25. Duties of a security officers at Examination
Administration Centre
26. Duties of a security officers at Distribution Centres
27. Duties of the administrator of the Distribution Centre
28. Supervisors, etc., not to be corrupt
29. Rules applicable to candidates
30. Examination rooms out of bounds for outsiders
31. Teachers sitting examination as candidates
32. Delivery of examination papers, stationery, etc.
33. Spot-checks by the Board
34. Briefing on conduct of examinations
35. Seating plan arrangements
PART IV
DUTIES AND CONDUCT OF PERSONNEL DURING MARKING EXAMINATION SCRIPTS AT MARKING CENTRES
36. Appointment of personnel for marking centres
37. Duties of a coordinator at a Marking Centre
38. Duties of chief or senior examiners at a Marking Centre
39. Duties of a security officer at a Marking Centre
40. Duties of an administrator at a Marking Centre
41. Rules applicable to examiners
42. Communication with the media, etc., by officials at a
Marking Centre
PART V
MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
43. Offences and disciplinary action
44. Revocation of G.N. 32 of 2003, G.N. 13 of 2004 and G.N. 11 of 2005
First Schedule
Second Schedule
G.N. 13/2008
MALAWI NATIONAL EXAMINATIONS BOARD (CONDUCT OF EXAMINATIONS) REGULATIONS
under s. 9 (2)
PART I
PRELIMINARY
These Regulations may be cited as the Malawi National Examinations Board (Conduct of Examinations) Regulations.
In these Regulations, unless the context otherwise requires—
“Board” means the Malawi National Examinations Board;
“candidate” means a candidate for National Examinations;
“Cluster Centre” means a school, a hall, a room, a warehouse or any other place designated by the Board, where candidates from two or more schools write National Examinations together;
“critic” means a person who reviews examination questions;
“Distribution Centre” means a Distribution Centre for National Examination papers and materials;
“enrollment” means enrollment for National Examinations at an Examination Administration Centre;
“Examination Administration Centre” means a Cluster Centre or a Lone Centre or an Examination Centre where minor subjects and practical subjects are written;
“Examination Centre” means an educational institution approved by the Board to enrol candidates for national examinations;
“external candidate” means a candidate in National Examinations who is not an internal candidate;
“feeder school” means an Examination Centre that uses one particular Cluster Examination Centre;
“internal candidate” means a candidate in National Examinations who is a student of a feeder school;
“Lone Examination Centre” means a school, a hall, a room, a church, a mosque, a warehouse or any other place designated as an Examination Administration Centre by the Board, where candidates from only one school write National Examinations;
“moderator” means a person who reviews an examination paper holistically;
“National Examinations” has the meaning ascribed thereto in section 57 of the Education Act;
“setter” means a person who composes examination questions;
“supervisor” means the supervisor of an Examination Administration Centre.
(1) These Regulations shall apply to candidates and…
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