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- - - - SEAC members are removed if they miss three consecutive regular meetings of the committee without being authorised to do so by a resolution entered in the minutes.
      - The school board appoints SEAC members. They serve for the term of office of board members and until a new board is organised.
      - A new SEAC is formed every four years after the election of the board of trustees.
      - Representatives from up to 12 local associations or affiliated associations/organisations.
      - A SEAC for a district school board is made up of:
      - Each school board and school authority must establish a Special Education Advisory Committee (SEAC).
  - - - establish a SEAC
      - provide an opportunity for the SEAC to be heard by the board or a board committee before the board or committee makes any decisions about recommendations put forward to them by the SEAC
      - make available the personnel and facilities that the board considers necessary for the proper functioning of the committee (for example, personnel and facilities needed to hold meetings using electronic means)
      - provide SEAC members and their alternates with information and orientation within a reasonable time after a SEAC member is appointed
      - School boards are required to: