[iTA 19,225] Provincial Council may issue orders9 

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(1) The Provincial Council may issue to the occupier of any house in a village an order in writing—

• (a)to demolish or repair any dwelling house, kitchen or dining house which, in the opinion of the adviser on public health or his or her representative authorised by him or her in writing—
  • (i)is unsafe or otherwise unfit for human habitation; or
  • (ii)has not been erected in accordance with the provisions of these By-laws;
• (b)to demolish and rebuild or repair any latrine which, in the opinion of the adviser on public health or an authorised person is in an insanitary condition.

(2) Any occupier aggrieved by an order made under the provisions of paragraph (1) may appeal in writing to the Commissioner of the Division within 28 days, or such further time as the Commissioner may allow, from the service upon him or her of such order and the Commissioner may confirm or cancel the order.

(3) Any occupier or the Provincial Council aggrieved by any decision of the Commissioner made under the provisions of paragraph (2) may appeal in writing to the Minister within 28 days or such further time as the Minister may allow, from the service upon him or her or the Provincial Council of such decision and the Minister may confirm or cancel the order made under the provisions of paragraph (1).

[by-law 9 am LN 112 of 1970 O 308, effective 8 October 1970]