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6. (1) The Director may refuse to register or may cancel the registration of—
 * (a) any Post Secondary College where he is not satisfied in respect of any of the matters specified in section 4:
 * (b) any person as a member of a Board of Governors or College Council or as a teacher where it appears to him that such person is not a fit and proper person to act in that capacity or that such person fails to comply with the provisions of this Ordinance.

(2) The Director shall cancel the registration of—
 * (a) any College where it appears to him that such College has ceased to function or where the Chairman of the Board of Governors, on the instructions of the Board of Governors. requests cancellation;
 * (b) any person from the register of members of Boards of Governors or College Councils or teachers where such person ceases to act in that capacity.

(3) The Director shall give notice in writing of any refusal to register or of any cancellation to the Post Secondary College or person concerned.

(4) Where the Director refuses to register or cancels a registration under subsection (1) the Post Secondary College or person concerned may within twenty one days of the receipt of the notice under sub- section (3) appeal by way of petition to the Governor in Council, and the decision of the Governor in Council shall be final.

(5) For the purpose of considering a petition and determining the the matters raised in such petition, and may empower such tribunal appeal the Governor in Council may appoint a tribunal to inquire into to hear evidence and do all other such things as are necessary for its due inquiry. Any tribunal so appointed shall conduct its inquiry in private and submit a report in writing to the Governor in Council.


 * (6) (a) In addition to the powers of the Director under subsection (1) the Governor in Council may order the Director to refuse to register or to cancel the registration of any Post Secondary College or of any person as a member of a Board of Governors or College Council or as a teacher where it appears to the Governor in Council that the registration or the continued registration of such College or person would be prejudicial to the public interest, to the welfare of students or to education generally.
 * (b) Before making any order under this subsection the Governor in Council shall afford to the Post Secondary College or person concerned the opportunity to submit any representations in writing which shall be considered by the Governor in Council.