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1973 Ed.] Pharmacists Disciplinary Procedure)

[CAP. 138

Regulations

I l

PHARMACISTS (DISCIPLINARY PROCEDURE)

REGULATIONS

(Cap. 138, section 29)

[Subsidiary]

L.N. 214/72.

[20th October, 1972.]

1. These regulations may be cited as the Pharmacists (Disciplinary Procedure) Regulations.

Citation.

2. In these regulations, unless the context otherwise requires Interpretation. "inquiry" means an inquiry held under section 16 of the Ordinance; "chairman" means the chairman of a Disciplinary Committee.

3. A party to an inquiry may be represented by a solicitor Representation. or by a solicitor and counsel.

4. (1) A shorthand writer may be appointed by a Disciplinary Committee to prepare a verbatim record of an inquiry.

(2) If a verbatim record of an inquiry, or any part thereof, has been prepared, the chairman, on application to him by any party and on payment to him of a fee of seventy-five cents for each folio of seventy-two words or part thereof, shall furnish such party with a copy of such record.

5. (1) At the opening of an inquiry the Secretary shall read the notice of inquiry.

(2) If the defendant is neither present nor represented by a solicitor or counsel at the opening of the inquiry, the Secretary shall furnish to the Disciplinary Committee such evidence as the Disciplinary Committee may require that the notice of inquiry was served on the defendant and the Disciplinary Committee, if satisfied as to such service, may proceed with the inquiry in the absence of the defendant.

(3) If the defendant is present at the inquiry the chairman, immediately after the charge has been read, shall inform him of his right to cross-examine witnesses, to give evidence and to call witnesses on his behalf.

6. (1) Subject to regulation 5, the procedure specified in this regulation shall be observed.

(2) The complainant, or his solicitor or counsel, or, in their absence or if there is no complainant, the Secretary, may open the case against the defendant and call evidence in support thereof.

(3) When the case against the defendant is closed, the defendant, or his solicitor or counsel, may submit that insufficient

Record of proceedings.

Opening of inquiry.

Order of procedure.

LAW LIDRARY KONG

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1973 Ed.] Pharmacists Disciplinary Procedure) [CAP. 138 Regulations I l 6 PHARMACISTS (DISCIPLINARY PROCEDURE) REGULATIONS (Cap. 138, section 29) [Subsidiary] L.N. 214/72. [20th October, 1972.] 1. These regulations may be cited as the Pharmacists (Disciplinary Procedure) Regulations. Citation. 2. In these regulations, unless the context otherwise requires Interpretation. "inquiry" means an inquiry held under section 16 of the Ordinance; "chairman" means the chairman of a Disciplinary Committee. 3. A party to an inquiry may be represented by a solicitor Representation. or by a solicitor and counsel. 4. (1) A shorthand writer may be appointed by a Disciplinary Committee to prepare a verbatim record of an inquiry. (2) If a verbatim record of an inquiry, or any part thereof, has been prepared, the chairman, on application to him by any party and on payment to him of a fee of seventy-five cents for each folio of seventy-two words or part thereof, shall furnish such party with a copy of such record. 5. (1) At the opening of an inquiry the Secretary shall read the notice of inquiry. (2) If the defendant is neither present nor represented by a solicitor or counsel at the opening of the inquiry, the Secretary shall furnish to the Disciplinary Committee such evidence as the Disciplinary Committee may require that the notice of inquiry was served on the defendant and the Disciplinary Committee, if satisfied as to such service, may proceed with the inquiry in the absence of the defendant. (3) If the defendant is present at the inquiry the chairman, immediately after the charge has been read, shall inform him of his right to cross-examine witnesses, to give evidence and to call witnesses on his behalf. 6. (1) Subject to regulation 5, the procedure specified in this regulation shall be observed. (2) The complainant, or his solicitor or counsel, or, in their absence or if there is no complainant, the Secretary, may open the case against the defendant and call evidence in support thereof. (3) When the case against the defendant is closed, the defendant, or his solicitor or counsel, may submit that insufficient Record of proceedings. Opening of inquiry. Order of procedure. LAW LIDRARY KONG

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1973 Ed.] Pharmacists Disciplinary Procedure) [CAP. 138 Regulations I l 6 PHARMACISTS (DISCIPLINARY PROCEDURE) REGULATIONS (Cap. 138, section 29) [Subsidiary] L.N. 214/72. [20th October, 1972.] 1. These regulations may be cited as the Pharmacists (Disciplinary Procedure) Regulations. Citation. 2. In these regulations, unless the context otherwise requires Interpretation. "inquiry" means an inquiry held under section 16 of the Ordinance; "chairman" means the chairman of a Disciplinary Committee. 3. A party to an inquiry may be represented by a solicitor Representation. or by a solicitor and counsel. 4. (1) A shorthand writer may be appointed by a Disciplinary Committee to prepare a verbatim record of an inquiry. (2) If a verbatim record of an inquiry, or any part thereof. has been prepared, the chairman, on application to him by any party and on payment to him of a fee of seventy-five cents for each folio of seventy-two words or part thereof, shall furnish such party with a copy of such record. 5. (1) At the opening of an inquiry the Secretary shall read the notice of inquiry. (2) If the defendant is neither present nor represented by a solicitor or counsel at the opening of the inquiry, the Secretary shall furnish to the Disciplinary Committee such evidence as the Disciplinary Committee may require that the notice of inquiry was served on the defendant and the Disciplinary Committee, if satisfied as to such service, may proceed with the inquiry in the absence of the defendant. (3) If the defendant is present at the inquiry the chairman, immediately after the charge has been read, shall inform him of his right to cross-examine witnesses, to give evidence and to call witnesses on his behalf. 6. (1) Subject to regulation 5, the procedure specified in this regulation shall be observed. (2) The complainant, or his solicitor or counsel, or, in their absence or if there is no complainant, the Secretary, may open the case against the defendant and call evidence in support thereof. (3) When the case against the defendant is closed, the defendant, or his solicitor or counsel, may submit that insufficient Record of proceedings. Opening of inquiry. LAW LIDRARY Order of procedure. KONG

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