8- Develop the ability of the person to think critically and to soundly and freely express himself, and to enable him to innovate and invent and to contribute to social, economic, scientific and technical progress. 9- Develop research skills and self-learning by various means, while accessing sources of knowledge and harnessing the methods and means of advanced information technologies to serve the educational process.” 39. Moreover, it became in evidence to the Institution that the Ministry of Education does not resort to apprising the Prosecutor-General except upon exhausting all the means and measures through the committee concerned with the procedures for enforcing compulsory attendance of school at the Ministry, which endeavours to study the causes of the absence of the student, and communication with the parents, and identify the reasons and attempt to devise the suitable solutions, based on what was stated in the Decision of the Minister of Education No. (535) of 2006 concerning the regulation and implementation of compulsory education regarding the parents and guardians of the children who reached the compulsory education age, whereby the concerned committee undertakes in coordination with the competent departments at the Ministry of Education to notify the parents and guardians of the children who reached the compulsory age and were not registered in governmental or private schools, such prior to the start of the academic year by five months to notify the Ministry of the reasons why they were not registered, and in case the Ministry is not informed of the reasons or in case of unacceptable reasons and if the children are not actually enrolled then the competent quarter shall send a notification to the parents and guardians through warning them through registered mail after the expiry of fifteen days since the beginning of study in which he indicates that in case those children do not attend school within ten days from the date of being notified they will be referred to Prosecutor-General for purposes of bringing legal action against them. 40. Moreover, in case a student does not attend school for a continuous or discontinuous period of ten days then a warning will be sent to the parents and guardians notifying the father or guardian within ten days from the date of the completed period of lack of attendance by virtue of a registered letter with a receipt in which it is shown that in case the Ministry is not informed of the reasons for the non-attendance of the student of school within ten days of date of his knowledge of the warning or in case the Ministry rejects the reasons for non-attendance he will be referred to the public prosecution to file a criminal lawsuit against him. 41. In case of a lack of positive response to the warning referred to in the previous paragraph, the committee shall prepare a report on each case separately combined with documents indicating the occurrence of those violations which will be submitted to the Minister of Education to take a decision particular to referring the violations to the public prosecution for purposes of filing a criminal lawsuit against those in breach. 42. As regards the jurisdiction of the National Institution to receive complaints and requests for legal advice and assistance related to the same right, the National Institution received actually one 101