Just for further clarification. I understand that the superintendent who works for a division has to adhere to the policies, the regulations, et cetera, that come from the ministry and that he has to follow the Education Act and so forth, but technically it is the divisional authority, he basically works for. However, under part (2) of clause 78, it also says perform the duties assigned to the superintendent by the education bodies within the area.

So, say for instance, in my area, the divisional board is situated in community A. Now, if community B wants to assign something else to the superintendent to undertake on their behalf, then this section would allow him to do that; right? That's the only purpose for it being there from the way I read it. If it contravenes the act or the regulations, then you can't do it. I guess you would then advise community B that it goes against the act or whatever. It's just these other things that if the local DEA wants the superintendent to undertake on their behalf then that provision is there for them to request that from the...or he has to do it because it's stated in the act now that community B can undertake this assignment that's given to the superintendent.

That's how I read it. Is that correct? Thank you.