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1980 Ed.] Supplementary Medical Professions

[CAP. 359

for

29. (1) The Governor in Council may by regulation provide Regulations.

erter

(a) the qualifications and experience required by persons to

qualify them for registration

(b) the additional qualifications and experience required by persons wishing to practise on their own account or as a corporation or in partnership;

practice

(c) the licensing of premises used by persons to practice pro-

fessions;

(d) the supervision and control of unqualified persons who

assist registered persons in the practice of a profession;

(e) the form and number of parts of every register and the 70/89s9

mode in which they shall be kept;

(f) the manner in which applications for registration shall be

made;

(g) the receipt of complaints or information about any registered person or any applicant for registration and the establishment for each profession of a committee to be known as the Preliminary Investigation Committee for that profession to make a preliminary investigation into such complaint or information and to determine whether or not there shall be an inquiry under section 22;

(h) the prohibition of a member of any Preliminary Investiga- tion Committee who is also a member of any board from attending any meeting of the board whilst it is inquiring under section 22 into a complaint or information, in the preliminary investigation of which he took part;

* (i) the fees to be paid in connexion with matters within the

scope of this Ordinance;

() any certificate, document or form required for carrying out

the purposes of this Ordinance;

(k) the duties of the members and the officers of the Council

or any board;

(1) anything that is to be or may be prescribed;

(m) exempting or providing for the exemption of any specified class of persons from all or any of the provisions of this

(ma Ordinance;

(n) generally carrying into effect the provisions of this Ordin-

ance.

(2) Regulations made under this section may provide- (a) that the contravention of any particular regulation shall constitute an offence and may prescribe penalties for any such offence not exceeding a fine of $5,000 or imprisonment for 1 year or both such fine and such imprisonment;-and (b) for different fees to be paid by different categories of a

profession.

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