Power to remove difficulties: Board may issue regulatory directions but must afford hearing and record reasons. The Board has a discretionary power to remove difficulties in interpreting or applying these regulations by issuing directions through guidance notes or circulars; when a direction is issued in a specific case, the Board must afford affected persons a reasonable opportunity of being heard and record reasons for the direction.
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Power to remove difficulties: Board may issue regulatory directions but must afford hearing and record reasons.
The Board has a discretionary power to remove difficulties in interpreting or applying these regulations by issuing directions through guidance notes or circulars; when a direction is issued in a specific case, the Board must afford affected persons a reasonable opportunity of being heard and record reasons for the direction.
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