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institution or any amateur athletic or any other organised
association or body from all or any of the provisions of this
Ordinance or any regulations made thereunder and may in
its discretion revoke any such permit.

SCHEDULE

PART I.

1. These regulations may be cited as the Boxing Regulations.

2. In these regulations ‘the Board” means the Trinidad Boxing
Board of Control.

3. (1) The Board shall register and issue licences annually in respect of
all premises approved by the Board for the holding of boxing contests and
to all approved

(a) promoters of professional boxing contests;
(b) professional boxers;
(c) referees, judges and timekeepers.

(2) Every licence so issued shall expire on the 31st of December
following the date of issue unless previously revoked.

(3) The fees payable to the Board in respect of such licences shall be
$2.40 in respect of a promoter’s licence and $1.20 in respect of any other
licence.

4, Applicants for referees’ and judges’ licences may be required to pass
a test or otherwise satisfy the Board as to their qualifications for being so
licensed.

5. No boxer’s licence shall be issued to any applicant who is under
17 years of age.

6. Applicants for licences shall supply such information as may be
required by the Board in respect of their qualifications for being licensed.

7. The Board may in its discretion and without assigning any reason
therefor refuse to issue any licence or revoke or suspend any licence after
its issue.

8. (1) Every application for a permit to hold a boxing contest shall be
made in writing to the Board not less than 14 days prior to the proposed
date for the holding of the contest and shall be accompanied by the
following information :-—

(a) the date and place of the boxing contest;

(5) the contest proposed and the names of the contestants:

(c) the names of the referees and judges for each contest;
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