CAP. 141 Children [Rev. 2012] Provided that the Minister, instead of withdrawing the certificate of approval, may by notice served on the manager of the school, prohibit further admission of persons to the school for such time as may be specified in the notice until the notice is revoked. (4) If the Minister is satisfied or considers the continuation of a rehabilitation school to be unnecessary, he may give to the manager not less than six months notice in writing of his intention to withdraw the certificate of approval, and upon the expiration of the notice the certificate of approval shall be deemed to have been withdrawn and the school shall cease to be a rehabilitation school. (5) The manager of a rehabilitation school may, after giving not less than six months’ notice in writing to the Minister of his intention so to do, surrender the certificate of approval of the school, and upon the expiration of the notice (unless the notice is previously withdrawn) the certificate shall be deemed to have been surrendered and the rehabilitation school shall cease to be approved. (6) No child shall be received into a rehabilitation school under the provisions of this Act after notice has been given of intention to withdraw or surrender the certificate of approval, but obligations of the manager with respect to children under his care at the date of the notice shall continue until the withdrawal or surrender takes effect. (7) The Minister shall cause any notice of intention to withdraw or surrender a certificate of approval to be published in the Gazette. 48. Separate sections in the rehabilitation schools A rehabilitation school shall have separate sections for children of different sexes, and age categories, and separate sections for children offenders and children in need of care and protection. 49. Obligation of managers The manager of a rehabilitation school shall be bound to accept every child who is duly sent or transferred to the school or otherwise committed to his care, unless— (a) the school is an institution for persons of a different religion or of a different sex from that of the child whom it is proposed to send or transfer there; or (b) the manager of the school satisfies the Minister that it is undesirable that any more children should be admitted to the school or otherwise committed to the manager’s care. 50. Establishment of children’s remand homes (1) The Minister may establish such children’s remand homes as he considers necessary. [Issue 1] C15 - 28