Emergency (Control of Radiocommunication) Orders, 1967 · s 6

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s 6

(a)

If a Police Officer of or above the rank of Inspector has reasonable grounds for believing that a radiocommunication station or apparatus has been imported, or established, or installed, or worked, 01

sold, or is possessed, or is offered for sale, by any person without a license not be-ing a person exempted or authorised under Order 4 of these Orders in any place in the State or on board any local vessel or local aircraft, he may enter and search any place, local vessel or local aircraft, and seize any such ‘station or apparatus which appears to him to be used or intended to be used for radio-communication,

A Police Officer may seize any radio-communication station or apparatus which is found by him in any vehicle and which appears to him to be used or intended to be used for radiocommunica-tion therein by any person without a license not being a person exempted or authorised under Order 4 of these

Orders,

Made this 22nd day of November, 1967.

Seal

Hassanar Borkian

Sultan.