The People's Majlis has opened a public consultation on a proposed Education Act amendment, introduced by Huraa MP Anara Naeem, that would allow homeschooling for children with specified disabilities or special circumstances. Feedback can be submitted by 2:00 pm on November 12, and the bill has drawn criticism from former officials and an MP who warned of possible exploitation without a robust regulatory framework.
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The deadline for submitting feedback on the proposed amendment is 2:00 pm on November 12. Interested parties can submit their views via email to legal+sub1@majlis.gov.mv or by sending a written submission to the Parliament Secretariat.
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The People's Majlis has opened for public consultation on a proposed amendment to the Education Act, which seeks to allow homeschooling for children meeting specific criteria.
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During the preliminary debate on the bill, Galolhu South MP Meekail Ahmed Naseem expressed concerns that introducing such an amendment without a robust regulatory framework could be exploited by those harboring extremist ideologies.
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