Cinematograph. [Ch. 30. No. 10.

this Ordinance, he shall be guilty of an offence against this
Ordinance and liable to a fine of two hundred and forty
dollars, and, in the case of a continuing offence, to a further
fine of one hundred dollars for each day during which the
offence continues.

21. The Commissioner of Police or any member of the
Police Force appointed by him or the Superintendent of
Fire Brigades or any member of a Fire Brigade appointed
by him or any censor may at all reasonable times enter
any building or place, whether licensed or not, in which he
has reason to believe that such an exhibition as aforesaid is
being or is about to be given, with a view to sceing whether
the provisions of this Ordinance or any regulations made
thereunder, or the conditions of any licence granted under
this Ordinance have been complied with, and if any person
prevents or obstructs the entry of the Commissioner or any
member of the Police Force appvinted as aforesaid or the
Superintendent of Fire Brigades or any member of a Fire
Brigade appointed by him, or any censor, he shall be
liable to a fine of one hundred dollars.

22. All offences under this Ordinance (or under any
regulations made under this Ordinance) may be prosecuted,
ind all penalties incurred may be imposed or recovered, in
the manner provided by the Summary Courts Ordinance.

23. (1) The Governor in Council may make regulations
for prescribing anything which under this Ordinance is to
be prescribed, generally for carrying this Ordinance into
clfect, and determining offences against any of the said
regulations and penalties therefor and in particular as to—

(a) the duties of the Licensing Authority;

(b) the duties of the Board of Film Censors;

(c) the safety of persons attending a cinematograph
exhibition ;

(d) the particulars and evidence necessary for
establishing the British nature of a film;

(e) the fees to be paid for licences under this
Ordinance;

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Power of

entry.

Ord.22-1949,
3. 3.

Recovery of

penalties.

Ord.22-1949,
s. 4.

Regulations.

Ord.22-1949,
s. 5.