Electric Installations (Buildings). [Ch.30. No. 15.

be still a licensed wireman until he is served with a notice

to the effect that a new licence has been refused by the
Licensing Authority.

6. Any person shall be qualified to receive a licence to
act as a wireman who—

(a) has qualified for a certificate of efficiency as a
wireman under the provisions of the Industrial
Training Ordinance prior to the 1st of January, 1950,
and is in possession of such a certificate; or

(5) has qualified for such a certificate of efficiency
after the Ist of January, 1950, and is in possession of
such a certificate, and, in addition is in possession of a
certificate issued by or on behalf of the Board (for
which certificate the Board may in its discretion
demand the prescribed fee) to the effect that he has
been apprenticed as a wireman under the said
Ordinance with the approval of the Board and has

served such apprenticeship to the satisfaction of the
Board; or

(c) is in possession of a certificate issued by or on
behalf of the Board (for the issue of which the
applicant shall pay to the Board the prescribed fee)
to the effect that he has received outside the Colony
training which, in the opinion of an electrical engineer
recognised by the Board, qualifies him to act as a
Wireman; or

(2) was the holder of a licence issued or deemed to
have been issued under the regulations made either
under the San Fernando Electric Works Ordinance,
published in the Royal Gazette on the 18th of November,
1926, or the Wiremen’s Licences Regulations, 1930*;
or

(e) has previously held a licence to act as a wireman
issued under this Ordinance.

7. The Licensing Authority may, on payment of the
prescribed fee, issue a duplicate of any licence as a wireman
which is proved to his satisfaction to have been lost or
destroyed and which has not been cancelled.

* Both regulations revoked by s. 3 of Ord. 17-1945.

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Qualifica-
tions for
licences.

Ord.39~1945,
s. 2.

Licensing
Authority
may replace
licences lost
or destroyed.