Boxing Control. [Ch. 30. No. 12.

(c) inmaking grants or donations to any amateur boxing association

or in furtherance of professional boxing, or to such charitable objects
as it may deem fit.

18. The Board shall keep a register of all permits and licences issued by

the Board and shall enter or cause to be entered therein such details as may
be determined by the Board.

19. The promoter of any boxing contest shall within 7 days of the
holding of such contest make a return to the Board of the results of
such contest in such form as the Board may determine.

20. If any contestant is disqualified the referee shall report such
disqualification and the reasons therefor to the Board within 24 hours of
the contest taking place.

21. (1) In the event of a contestant being disqualified he shall only be
entitled to receive his bare travelling expenses, and any prize money that

such contestant may be entitled to shall be withheld pending the decision
of the Board.

(2) The Board may, after inquiry, order the forfeiture of such prize
money and may at its discretion award any prize money so forfeited
between the promoter (if his claim is found reasonable and correct), the
manager, the trainer and sparring partner or partners of the contestant
so disqualified, in such shares as the Board shall think fit.

22. (1) The Board may, upon complaint or upon its own initiative,
invite any licence holder to appear before it in reference to any alleged
misconduct on the part of such licence holder or otherwise. Misconduct
in this connection will include amongst other things, conduct detrimental
to the interests of the public.

(2) In the event of any licence holder, either after being heard, or
if he declines to appear, in his absence, being adjudged guilty of misconduct
or in the event of any other licence holder failing to appear before the
Board upon being invited so to do, the Board may revoke or suspend the
licence of any such licence holder for such period and between such dates
as the Board may think fit.

23. No intoxicating liquor of any description shall be sold for consump-

tion on any premises during the progress of any boxing contest which may
be held thereon.

24. No betting shall take place during the progress of any boxing
contest and any member of the Board may request the removal of any
person offending in this manner and his request must be complied with
by the promoter of the contest.

PART II.
THE TRINIDAD Boxinc BoarD OF CONTROL.
Rules of Boxing.
SECTION 1.—-EQUIPMENT.

1. The Ring.—All boxing contests shall be decided in an area termed
“ the ring,” measuring not less than 14 feet nor more than 20 feet square,

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