Policies · 5 sources combined
Complainants infringing teacher rights
School principals can remove them
In short
School principals can remove complainants who come to school and interfere with teachers' work.
After notifying them to stop, principals can remove them or restrict access if they don't comply.
They can also report to investigative agencies such as police if necessary.
Key facts
| When | The revised enforcement ordinance takes effect from October 29, 2026. |
|---|---|
| Who | Each school's principal decides on measures to handle complaints. |
| What | Principals request complainants who pose a risk to educational activities to stop their behavior. |
| How | If they refuse, principals can end calls or meetings, remove them, restrict access, or report to investigative agencies. |
What it means for me
When filing complaints at school, following the set procedures prevents unfavorable consequences.
When filing complaints at your child's school, complying with stop requests helps avoid removal measures.
