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period or without limit of period and may be varied or
revoked by that inspector or his successor in office.

63. An inspector, if authorised by the Governor, may,
although he is not of counsel, or a solicitor, prosecute,
conduct, or defend before a court of summary jurisdiction
any information, complaint, or other proceeding arising
under this Ordinance, or in the discharge of his duty as
inspector.

64. I’very inspector shall be furnished with the prescribed
‘ertificate of his appointment, and when visiting a factory
or place to which any of the provisions of this Ordinance
or any regulations or orders made thereunder apply shall,
if so required, produce the said certificate to the occupier
or other person holding a responsible position of manage-
ment at the factory.

65. (1) The Governor may appoint a sufficient number
of duly qualified medical practitioners who are members of
the Medical Board of the Colony to be examining surgeons
for any of the purposes of this Ordinance, and may revoke
any such appointment.

(2) A medical practitioner 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, shall not act as examining
surgeon for that factory: Provided that the Governor may
authorise a medical practitioner who is employed by the
occupier of the factory in connection with the medical
supervision of persons employed in the factory, but is not
otherwise interested in the factory to act as examining
surgeon for that factory for the purpose of examining and
certifying the fitness of young persons.

(3) The examining surgeon for any factory shall
have power at all reasonable times to inspect the general
register of that factory.

(4) The Governor may make rules regulating the
duties of examining surgeons.

Power of
inspectors to
conduet
procecdings
before
magistrate.

Certificate
of appoint-
ment of
inspector.

Appoint-
ment and
duties of
examining
surgeons.