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(4) An inspector shall not be liable to serve on any
jury.
(5) Such annual report of the proceedings of the

inspectors as the Governor may direct shall be laid before
the Legislative Council.

62. (1) An inspector shall, for the purpose of the
sxecution of this Ordinance, have power to do all or any
of the following things, that is to say—

(a) to enter, inspect, and examine at all reasonable
times, by day and night, a factory, and every part
thereof, when he has reasonable cause to believe that
any person is employed therein, and to enter by day
any place which he has reasonable cause to believe
to be a factory and any part of any building of which a
factory forms part and in which he has reasonable
cause to believe that explosive or highly inflammable
materials are stored or used ,

(0) to enter any building or place in which he has
reasonable cause to believe that a steam boiler, or a
hoist or lift, or an air pressure container is worked or
used, whether such building or place is one to which
this Ordinance applies or not,

(c) to take with him a constable if he has reasonable
cause to apprehend any scrious obstruction in the
execution of his duty;

(d) to require the production of the registers,
certificates, notices, and documents kept in pursuance
of this Ordinance or of any regulations or orders
made thereunder, and to inspect, examine, and copy
any of them;

(ec) to make such examination and inquiry as
may be necessary to ascertain whether the provisions
of this Ordinance and of any regulations or orders
made thereunder and the Ordinances, regulations and
orders for the time being in force relating to public
health are complied with, so far as respects a factory
and any persons employed in a factory and any young
persons to whom any regulations or orders under this
Ordinance apply;

(f) to require any person whom he finds in a factory

Powers of
inspectors.