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Lists of out-
workers to be
kept in cer-
tain trades.

Ch. 30. No. 2.] Factories.

which persons employed by him on the operations or
works attend, and in a position where they can easily be
read by such persons.

(3) Any person undertaking any building operations
or works of engineering construction to which this Ordinance
applies shall, not later than seven days after the beginning
thereof, serve on the inspector for the district a written
notice stating the name and postal address of the person
so undertaking the operations or works, the place and nature
of the operations or works, whether any mechanical power
is used and, if so, its nature, the name of the local health
authority within whose district the operations or works
are situated and such other particulars as may be prescribed:
Provided that

(a) this subsection shall not apply to any operations
or works which the person undertaking them has
reasonable grounds for believing will be completed in a
period of less than six weeks, except in such cases as
the senior inspector may direct, and

(b) where a person undertakes any building opera-
tions or works of engineering construction in a place
where such operations or works are in progress, he
shall not be required to give such a notice as aforesaid
if a notice was given in respect of the operations or
works in progress.

PART IN.
HoME WorK.

50. (1) In the case of persons employed in such classes
of work as may from time to time be specified by order
of the Governor, the occupier of every factory and every
contractor employed by any such occupier in the business
of the factory shall—

(a) keep in the prescribed form and manner, and
with the prescribed particulars, lists showing the
names and addresses of all persons (hereinafter referred
to as outworkers) directly employed by him, either as
workers or as contractors, in the business of the factory,
outside the factory, and of the places where they are
employed; and