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Penalty for
disclosure
of trade
secrets.

Appoint-
ment and
duties of
inspectors,
clerks and
servants.

Ch. 30. No. 2.] Factories.

to inspect or examine weights and measures shall inspect,
stamp, mark, search for, and examine the weights and
measures and weighing and measuring instruments to which
those Ordinances, regulations or orders are extended by or
under this section, and for that purpose shall have the same
powers and duties as he has with respect to weights, measures
and instruments used for trade.

60. If any person who, in pursuance of powers conferred
by this Ordinance or any regulations or orders made there-
under, enters or is admitted into any factory or place
discloses, without the permission of the occupier, to any
person any information obtained by him in a factory or
place with regard to any manufacturing process or trade
secret, he shall, unless such disclosure was made in the
performance of his duty, be guilty of an offence and lable
toa fine of four hundred and cighty dollars or imprisonment
for three months.

PART NI.
ADMINISTRATION.

61. (1) The Governor in Council may appoint such
inspectors, clerks and servants as he thinks necessary for
the execution of this Ordinanee, and may assign to them
their duties, and may appoint a senior inspector with an
office in Port-of-Spain, and may regulate the cases and
manner in which the inspectors, or any of them, are to
execute and perform the powers and duties of inspectors
under this Ordinance. The officers appointed under this
section shall be under the direction and control of the head
of such department of Government, or otherwise, as the
Governor m Council may direct.

2) Notice of the appointment of every inspector
shall be published in the Royal Gazelle.

(3) A person who is the occupier of a factory, or is
directly or indirectly interested therein or in any process
or business carried on therein, or in a patent connected
therewith, or is employed in or about a factory, shall not
act as an inspector.