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(i) not a British subject,
(ii) not engaged in private occupation
for gain in the Presidency, and

(ii) a permanent employee of the
United States of America or,
if not a permanent employee
thereof was not resident im the
Presideucy ut the commence-
ment of his employment in the
Consulate of the United States
of America,

and which is used by him for his official
or personal duties:”’

5. Section 12 of the Principal Ordinance is
hereby amended as follows:—

(a) by the insertion of the word
“veoistered ” between the words “the” and
“owner” appearing i the fourth line of
subsection (2);

(6) by the renumbering of subsection (3)
as subsection (4) thereof; and

(c) by the insertion of the following
subsection as subsection (3) thereof:—

“(3) The registered owner or the
new owner, as the case may be, who
eontravencs any of the provisions of the
furevoing subsections shall be guilty of
wun offence”.

6. The following subsections are hereby
substituted for cubsectione (2) and (3) of section
27 of the Prineipal Ordinance—

“« (2) For the purpose of learnmg to
drive, a person (in this section referred to ar
a“ learner”) may, though he does not hold
a driver's licence, drive a motor vehicle on
a roud if he holds a written permission to do
so Gn this section referred to asa‘ learner’s

it” icensing Officer:
permit”) granted hy the Licensing cer:

ANTIGUA.

Amendment
of section 12
of the
Principal
Ordinance.

Amendment
of section 27
of the
Principal
Ordinance.