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(v) if, in the opinion of the Governor he becomes

permanently incapacitated.

All appointments of commissioners shall be notified

in the Gazette and shall take effect from the date of such

notification.

(9) (a) The procedure for the calling of meetings of the

Port Trust and for the conduct of business at such meetings

shall, subject to this Ordinance and any regulations in

relation thereto, be as determined by the Port Trust.

(b) Five commissioners shall form a quorum and any

duly convened meeting at which a quorum is present shall be

competent to transact any business of the Port Trust, and

shall have and may exercise and discharge all the powers,

authorities, duties, functions and obligations of the

Port Trust.

(e) At any meeting of the Port Trust the Chairman shall

preside and shall have a deliberative vote, and, if the

voting be equal, a casting vote.

(a) If the Chairman is absent from any meeting or if

there is for the time being no Chaiman, the commissioners

present shall choose one of their number to act as Chairman

at that meeting, and the commissioner so chosen shall have the

same power at that meeting as if he were Chairman of the

Port Trust.

(e) The Port Trust may from time to time appoint

standing or special committees consisting of one or more

commissioners, and may delegate to those committees any

matters for consideration, or enquiry, or management, or

regulation; and may delegate to any such committee any of

the powers and duties by this Ordinance conferred or imposed

upon the Port Trust, except the powers to borrow money, make

a rate, make a by-law, execute a deed or contract, or

institute an action. Every such committee shall be subject

8.