Taratahi Agricultural Training Centre (Wairarapa) Act 1969

7: Functions of trust board

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"The trust board's role is to care for its property and follow rules about farming and teaching."

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The trust board's job is to look after property that belongs to it. You need to know what the Preamble says to understand what the trust board has to do. The trust board must follow the rules in the Preamble, which includes things like modern practical farming practice, and this also means teaching people about farming in a classroom.

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6A: Fees and allowances of trust board members, or

"What trust board members get paid and can claim for travel"

8: Vesting of property in trust board, or

"The trust board now owns the land and property of the Taratahi Agricultural Training Centre."

7Functions of trust board

The functions of the trust board shall be to administer all real and personal property vested in it upon the trusts specified in the Preamble: provided that for the purposes of this Act the expression modern practical farming practice in paragraph (c) of the Preamble shall include theoretical tuition and training.