RULE XVI. The Architect shall from time to time examine the Buildings belonging to the Institution, and report upon the state of the same, suggesting to the Committee what alterations, improvements, or repairs, may be necessary. He shall superintend all the alterations and repairs, and examine the estimates and charges for the same, and report whether the works be properly done, and whether the costs be reasonable. RULE XVII. There shall be two Auditors appointed at every Annual General Meeting, who shall audit the Accounts of the Institution, and report thereon to the Committee.—The Auditors shall not be Members of the Committee. SECTION V. _Of the Masters_. RULE I. There shall be the following Masters—A Head Master, a Second Master, an Assistant Master, a French Master, and a Drawing Master. RULE II. The Masters shall be elected as often as occasion may require, by the Committee, by ballot. RULE III. The Head and Second Masters shall be Graduates of the University of Oxford, or of Cambridge. RULE IV. The Committee shall have the assistance of the Head Master in examining the competence of the Assistant Master. RULE V. None of the Masters shall be subject to removal from their respective Offices, except on account of non-adherence to the Rules of the Institution, inability, incapacity, negligence, immoral conduct, or other sufficient cause; their removal to be determined upon by the Committee, at a Special Meeting to be convened for that purpose. Three Calendar Months’ notice, in writing, shall be given by the Secretary to any Master intended to be removed, except for any flagrant misconduct, or gross immorality; in which cases the dismissal shall be immediate. Any Master intending to resign his Office, shall give three Calendar Months’ notice, in writing, of such his intention to the Secretary. RULE VI. The internal regulation of the School shall be under the management of the Head Master, who shall carry into effect the system of education specified in these Rules, subject to the control of the Committee. RULE VII. The Head Master shall keep a Register of the Scholars, in such form as the Committee shall determine. RULE VIII. The Head Master shall also keep a Register of the progress made by the Pupils in the course of their studies; which Register shall be open to the inspection of the Visitors, and be produced to the Committee at their periodical Meetings. RULE IX. The Head Master shall report to the Committee what Books, Mathematical Instruments, Stationery, &c. may from time to time be wanted for the purposes of the Institution. He shall also furnish the Committee, quarterly, with an account of such Books and Instruments lost, or wilfully destroyed, as, in his opinion, ought to be charged to the Pupils by whom they shall have been so lost, or destroyed.