ANTIQUA.

Embodiment
of the Force.

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Provided that the Governor may dispense in
anysyeur with such training;

(6) attend such number of drills and
fulfil suchjother conditions relating to training
as the Commanding Officer may direct:

Provided that the requirements of this section
may be dispensed with by the Commanding Offi-
cer, in whole or in part, in relation to any (Officer,
non-commissioned officer or volunteer.

(2) Nothing in this section shall be construed
as preventing an Officer, non-commissioned officer
or volunteer, with his own consent, in addition to
annual training, being called up by the Command-
ing Officer for the purpose of duty or instruction.

14. (1) When the Governor is satisfied—

(a) that there is imminent national dan-
ger or great emergency, or

(6) that there is actual or apprehended
civil disturbance in the Presidency,

he may, by Proclamation published in such manner
as he may deem sufficient for informing the
persons concerned, order the Commandant from
time to time to give, and when given to revoke or
vary, such directions a8 may seem necessary or
proper for embodying all or any part of the Force,
and in particular to make such special arrange-
ments as the Commandant may think proper with
regard to units or individuals whose services may
be required in other than a military capacity.

(2) Where such directions for the time being
direct the embodiment of any part of the Force, °
every Officer, non-commissioned officer and volun-
teer belonging to that part shal] attend at the place:
and time fixed by those directions, and after the
expiration of that time shall be deemed to be
embodied; and such Officers, non-commissioned
officers and volunteers are in this Ordinance
referred to as embodied or as the embodied part
of the Force.