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with the investigation, and in that case the investigation

may be continued as if the change had not occurred.

(4) The inspector shall, on completion of an investigation, make a report to the Chief Secretary who shall cause the contents thereof to be brought to the attention of the public in such manner as he thinks fit.

(5) A report shall statc the circumstances of the accident or occurrence and conclusions as to its cause and any observations and recommendations which the inspector thinks necessary for the avoidance of similar accidents or occurrences.

Powers of inspectors

6. An inspector may, for the purpose of

in relation investigating an accident or occurrence pursuant to to investiga-

tion of

accidents or

other

occurrences.

regulation 5, in addition to his powers under the Ordinance

(a) by summons under his hand call before him

such persons as he thinks fit;

(b)

examine any such person and require him

to answer any question or to give any

information or to produce any document

or article which the inspector thinks may be relevant to the investigation;