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【法规编号】 82205 什么是编号？
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第8页 CAP 162C MIDWIVES (REGISTRATION AND DISCIPLINARY PROCEDURE) REGULATION
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[接上页] (c) the respondent or person representing the respondent may address the Council by way of mitigation and may adduce the following evidence- (i) evidence as to the circumstances leading to the commission of the offence; (ii) evidence as to the character and antecedents of the respondent; (iii) evidence as to the circumstances leading to any previous order as notified to the Council under paragraph (a);(d) the Council shall then consider and determine the order to be made against the respondent; (e) after the Council has determined the order to be made, the chairman shall announce the determination in such terms as the Council may approve, and notify- (i) the respondent; and (ii) in so far as it is practicable, the complainant, of the determination. Cap 162C s 35 Notice of postponement of making order (1) If the Council decides under section 33 to postpone the making of an order under section 10 of the Ordinance to a further meeting, the secretary shall, at least 7 days before the date fixed for such further meeting, serve on the respondent a notice inviting the respondent to attend that further meeting. (2) The notice mentioned in subsection (1) shall specify the date, time and place fixed for the further meeting. (3) The secretary shall, in so far as it is practicable, serve on the complainant a copy of the notice. Cap 162C s 36 Evidence (1) The rules of evidence shall not apply to the proceedings of an inquiry under this Regulation. (2) Evidence may be taken by the Council by oral statement on oath or by written deposition or statement, and the chairman may administer an oath for the purpose. (3) The form of a summons to witness issued under section 11(2) of the Ordinance shall be in accordance with the form prescribed in Schedule 3. (4) A witness shall be examined by the party calling the witness to attend the inquiry, and be cross-examined by any other party to the inquiry. (5) A witness may be re-examined- (a) by the party calling the witness; and (b) only on the matters arising out of cross-examination.(6) The Council may refuse to admit evidence of any deponent to a document if that deponent is not present for, or refuses to submit to, cross-examination. (7) If the chairman thinks desirable, the chairman may put questions to any of the parties to the inquiry or to any witness. (8) Any member of the Council may, through the chairman, put questions to any of the parties to the inquiry or to any witness. Cap 162C s 37 Voting (1) If the Council is required to decide on any question by way of voting, for the purposes of taking the number of votes, the chairman may call on the members of the Council to signify their votes in such manner as determined by the chairman. (2) No proxy is allowed for the purposes of voting under this section. (3) After counting the number of votes, the chairman shall declare the results in respect of the question. (4) If a member challenges the results of the voting, the chairman shall call on each member to declare his or her own vote and announce the total number of members who have voted each way and the result of the voting. (5) If the votes on either way are the same, it shall be taken as decided in favour of the respondent. (6) No person, other than a member of the Council and the legal adviser to the Council, may be present when the Council votes on any matter. Cap 162C s 38 Service of documents (1) For the purposes of this Regulation, a notice or communication required by section 18(2)(b) or (5), 19(2), 20(2), 24(4), 31(2), 32(1), (3) or (6), 34(e)(ii) or 35(1) or (3) to be served on or given to the respondent or complainant may be served on the respondent or complainant by- (a) delivering it to the respondent or complainant (as the case may be) by hand; (b) leaving it at the respondent's or complainant's (as the case may be) address last known to the secretary; or (c) sending it by registered post to the respondent's or complainant's (as the case may be) address last known to the secretary.(2) In all other cases, notices or communications (except the notification referred to in section 34(e)(i) which is required to be served on the respondent in accordance with section 14(1) of the Ordinance) to be sent for the purposes of this Regulation may be sent by ordinary post. (3) Where a notice or communication is effected by sending it by ordinary post, unless the context otherwise requires, it shall be deemed to have been effected at the time when the letter containing it would be delivered in the ordinary course of post. (4) For the purposes of this Regulation, service of a notice or other communication effected by registered post may be proved by means of a sworn statement made by the secretary or an assistant secretary or any person responsible for effecting the service. Cap 162C Sched 1 PARTICULARS TO BE ENTERED IN REGISTER [section 3] 1. Registration number. 2. Name of the applicant. 3. Date of registration as midwife. 4. Name and address of the hospital or training school at which the applicant has undergone training in midwifery. |
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