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of the accident or case of disease, and for enabling
the court to make the report in this section mentioned ;

(c) the court shall have for the purposes of the
investigation all the powers of a court of summary
jurisdiction when acting as a court in hearing informa-
tions for offences under this Ordinance, and all the
powers of an inspector under this Ordinance, and, in
addition, power —

(i) to enter and inspect any place or building
the entry or inspection whereof appears to the
court requisite for the said purposes;

(ii) by summons signed by the court to require
the attendance of all such persons as it thinks
fit to call before it and examine for the said
purposes, and to require answers or returns to
such enquiries as it thinks fit to make;

(iii) to require the production of all books,
papers, and documents which it considers impor-
tant for the said purposes;

(iv) to administer an oath and require any
person examined to make and sign a declaration
of the truth of the statements made by him in
his examination;

(d) persons attending as witnesses before the court
shall be allowed such expenses as would be allowed,
under the authority of the Criminal Procedure Ordi-
nance, to witnesses attending before the Supreme
Court; and in case of dispute as to the amount to be
allowed the dispute shall be referred by the court to a
Judge of the Supreme Court who, on request signed
by the court, shall ascertain and certify the proper
amount of the expenses;

(e) the court shall make a report to the Governor
stating the causes and circumstances of the accident
or case of disease, and adding any observations which
the court thinks right to make;

(f) the court may require the expenses incurred in
and about an investigation under this section (including
the remuneration of any persons appointed to act as
assessors) to be paid in whole or part by any person
summoned before it who appears to the court to be,

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