Admissi- bility of evidence.
Tribunal may bear evidence io absence of persodi con- cerned or detained
person.
Protection of informers.
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solicitor, if any, as to the facts of the case, with such particularity a in the opinion of the Tribunal, is sufficient to enable the person co cerned to present a reply.
6. The Tribunal may receive and consider such material as i thinks may assist it in carrying out its functions notwithstanding the the material would not be admissible in the courts of the Colony unde the law relating to evidence.
* In carrying out its functions, the Tribunal may, if it is satisfied that it is desirable or necessary to do so for the protection of the witess or any other person, hear the evidence of a witness in the absence of the person concerned or the detained person, as the case may be, and his counsel or solicitor, if any, but the President of the Tribunal sbali, inform the person concerned or the detained person of the substance d' the evidence given by the witness, so, however, that the identity of t witness is not disclosed.
8. No person shall in any proceedings before the Tribunal be obliged or permitted to disclose, in the presence of the person concemst or the detained person, as the case may be, or his counsel or soliciter. if any, the name or address of an informer or to state any matter that might lead to the disclosure of the identity of an informer.
Повал
Clerk of Councits.”
DENTISTS REGISTRATION ORDINANCE, 1959.
(No. 29 of 1959).
DENTISTS (REGISTRATION AND DISCIPLINARY PROCEDURE)
(AMENDMENT) Regulations, 1962.
In exercise of the powers conferred by section 29 of the Dentists Registration Ordinance, 1959, the Governor in Council has made the following regulations--
1. These regulations may be cited as the Dentists (Registration Citation. and Disciplinary Procedure) (Amendment) Regulations. 1962.
1 The Second Schedule to the Dentists (Registration and Revocation Disciplinary Procedure) Regulations, 1959, is revoked and replaced by and replace- the following—
On first admission
"SECOND SCHEDULE.
Fees
Ún re-admission or restoration to the register
ment of the Second Schedule. [regs. 4 and 7] (G.NA.
54/39).
$50.00
$25.00
Entrance Ece for any examination conducted by examiners in the
Colony appointed by the Council
3100.00".
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
24th July, 1963.
Explanatory Note.
(This Note is not part of the rules, but is intended to indicate their general purport).
Attention is drawn to the Explanatory Nole appended to the Emerge (Deportation and Detention) (Amendment) Regulations, 1962 (G.N.A. 68/6)
(Secretariat CR1/2706/58)
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
26th July, 1962.
Oskaraw
Clerk of Councils.
Explanatory Note.
(This Note is not part of the regulations, but is intended to indicate their general purport).
The effect of these regulations is—
(a) to increase the fee payable for admission of a name to the register from twenty-five to fifty dollars and to render it payable upon registration instead of upon the application for registration;
(b) to render the fee for re-admission or restoration of a name to the register payable upon re-admission or restoration instead of upon the application therefor; and
(e) to introduce an entrance fee of one hundred dollars for examinations.
(Secretariat GR37/3231/49)