(2) The Inspector may, although he is not a qualified legal
practitioner prosecute, conduct or defend in any legal proceedings
arising under this Ordinance or in the discharge of his duties as
an inspector.
 (3) Where the Inspector is of opinion that the employment of
any young person in a factory or in any particular process or kind
of work in a factory is prejudicial to his health or the health of
other persons, he may serve written notice thereof on the
occupier of the factory requiring that the employment of that
young person in the factory or in the process or kind of work, as
the case may be, be discontinued after the period named therein,
not being less than one nor more than seven days after the ser-
vice of the notice and the occupier shall not continue after the
period named in the notice to employ that young person, unless,
after the service of the notice, the young person has been exam-
ined by a duly qualified medical practioner, and certified by him
to be fit for employment in the factory or in the process or kind
of work as the case may be.
 (4) (a) The Inspector may take for analysis samples of mate-
 rial used, or intended to be used, in a factory, which
 he thinks may prove on analysis to be likely to cause
 bodily injury to the persons employed.
 (b) The Governor in Council may make regulations pre-
 scribing the procedure to be followed in taking
 samples.


 19. The Inspector shall be furnished with a certificate of
his appointment, and when visiting. a factory or place to which
any of the provisions of this Ordinance apply shall, if required,
produce the said certificate to the occupier of, or other person
holding a responsible position of management at, the factory.

 20. The occupier of every factory, his agents and employees
shall furnish the means required by the inspector as necessary
for an entry, inspection, examination, inquiry, the taking of
samples, or otherwise for the exercise of his powers under this
Ordinance in relation to that factory.

 21. If any person who, in pursuance of powers conferred by
this ordinance or any regulations or orders made thereunder,
enters or is admitted into any factory or place discloses, without
the permission 6f the occupier, to any person any information
obtained by him in a factory or place with regard to any manu-
facturing process or trade secret, he shall, unless such disclosure
was made in the performance of his duty, be guilty of an offence
and liable to a fine of five hundred dollars or imprisonment for
three months or both such punishments.


Certificate of
appointment
of inspector.



Duty to furnish
means for
inspector.



Penalty for
disclosure of
trade secrets.


No. 5.


Factories.


1955.