Certificate of Incorporation and Common Seal of IMC

If the Permanent Secretary approves the draft constitution and the list of proposed managers of the proposed IMC, she shall issue the certificate of incorporation.  At the same time, the name of the IMC, together with the name, tenure of office and category of each manager will be entered in the Register of IMCs.

A certificate of incorporation is evidence that the IMC is duly established under the Ordinance. With effect from the date of incorporation specified in the certificate of incorporation, the supervisor of the school shall cease to be the supervisor, all managers of the school who hold office as such immediately before that date shall cease to be managers of the school, and the IMC shall be established as a body corporate with perpetual succession. 

The IMC established under the Ordinance is a body corporate with perpetual succession, be capable of suing and being sued in its name and, subject to the Ordinance, of doing such other acts and things as bodies corporate may lawfully do. For example, the IMC will be the employer of teachers and it may enter into contracts with service contractors and suppliers regarding school management.

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