Censorship of Films and Public Entertainments Act · 2002 Revised Edition · Part II · Centralised Censorship of Films and Certain Public Entertainments
Official textFrom Attorney General's Chambers, unchanged
The Censor and the Secretary may each personally take a statutory declaration to the effect that a film identified in such declaration is in every way a duplicate, or that films so identified are in every way duplicates, of a film shown or to be shown for censorship.
Censor
“Censor” means such members of the Panel of Censors, not being less than 3 in number, as the Secretary shall in any particular case appoint to exercise the duties of censorship hereunder;
Any person who makes a statutory declaration under this section which is false or incorrect in any material particular shall be liable to the penalty provided under section 3 of the Statutory Declarations Act
(Chapter 12).
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Censor
“Censor” means such members of the Panel of Censors, not being less than 3 in number, as the Secretary shall in any particular case appoint to exercise the duties of censorship hereunder;
Secretary
“Secretary” means the Secretary of the Panel of Censors appointed under section 3.
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