over its fees jayant jain president of the ngo forum for fairness in education puts forth the same argument many families live in rented flats to be able to send their children to good schools even after framing the fee regulation bill parents are still suffering at the hands of moneymaking school managements the forum filed several petitions in the bombay high court against private schools but jain says even today nobody questions schools about their balance sheets which in some cases show profits running into crores in an effort to settle the disputes the state government has formulated the maharashtra fee regulation bill though not implemented yet it puts various conditions on schools before they can raise their fees managements have to first take the permission of parent teachers associations the fee can be increased by not more than 15 every three years the hike has to be based on the schools location infrastructure and the facilities it provides the government is confident the impending law will settle the confrontations forever we are taking time to ensure that once the policy is implemented there will be no questioning its authority once the rule is in place schools will have no option but to follow them says an official from the state education department