The Council may appoint persons to assist the preliminary proceedings committee. The Council may make an ex parte application to the High Court for an order directing a registration board to suspend the registration of a registrant and that the application shall be heard otherwise than in public unless the Court considers it appropriate to hear it in public.\u00a0Provision is made for the publication of a transcript of all or part of the proceedings of a committee of inquiry.<\/p>\n
There are provision for restrictions on prescribing, dispensing prescriptions and selling spectacles, for the making of bye-laws for the regulation and control of these activities and for the control of advertising.<\/p>\n
Regulations may be used \u00a0for the provision of additional professional titles that may be used by the members of categories of registrants where registers have been divided into divisions. The \u00a0Council has general powers to investigate possible contraventions of the Act by persons other than registrants.<\/p>\n
One half of the members of a registration board first constituted will hold office for a term of 3 years instead of 2 years.<\/p>\n\n
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