(a)
approved for general exhibition to persons of any
age;
(b) approved for general exhibition to persons of any
age subject to such recommendations relating to
the viewing of the film by persons under the age
of 18 years as he shall consider appropriate; or
(c) approved for exhibition only to persons who have
attained the age of 18 years.
13.
In
the case where a censor is of the opinion that
a film is likely to be harmful to the public good, clause
13 provides that he shall refuse to approve the film for
exhibition and shall record in writing an adequate
statement of the reasons for his decision by reference to
the relevant provision of clause 9.
14. Clause 14 provides that in the case where because
of the presence of specified parts in a film, a censor is
of the opinion that a film is likely to be harmful to the
public good or, he is unable to appropriately classify the
film under clause 12, he shall record in writing the
classification he would be prepared to give the film if
such specified parts were excised; and an adequate
statement of the reasons for his decision by reference to
the relevant provision of clause 9.