Teachers’ Act Article 43

The members of each Teacher Appeal Review Committee shall comprise teachers, impartial upright members of society, scholars and experts, representatives of local teacher organizations, and representatives of the Competent Authority or educational institution that set up the Teacher Appeal Review Committee; the number of teachers on the committee who do not hold a part-time administrative post is not permitted to be less than two-thirds of the full committee.In municipalities and counties (cities), the teachers’ organization representatives referred to in the preceding paragraph shall be recommended by the teacher organizations in their respective municipality, or county (city). In junior colleges and institutions of higher education, the teachers’ organization representatives shall be recommended by the teachers’ organization of each educational institution. If an educational institution does not have a teachers’ organization, the teachers’ organization representatives shall be recommended by another educational institution at an equivalent education level, or by a municipal or county (city) teachers’ organization. The teachers’ organization representatives on a central level Teacher Appeal Review Committee shall be recommended by a National Teachers Associations.The regulations governing the composition, recusal, review procedures and methods, of Teacher Appeal Review Committee s, and other matters related to such committees shall be prescribed by the Central Competent Authority; the directions to be used by military and police schools and Reformatory Schools may be prescribed by their respective competent authorities.If the composition of any Teacher Appeal Review Committee at any level is inconsistent with the provisions of Paragraph 1 and Paragraph 2, that teacher grievance review committee shall complete a revision of its composition within one year from the date that the May 10, 2019 amendments took effect.