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thority, together with the other particulars required for the reg-
istration of such persons, the general registrar may, upon pay-
ment of the registration fee, register every such person in the
dentists' register without application from that person.
The General Council shall have the same power of making

rules respecting the examination of persons desiring to obtain
certificates of being qualified to practice dentistry or dental sur-
gery as they have for the time being in respect of the examina-
tion of persons desiring to obtain a qualification to practice med-
icine and surgery, and there shall be the same right of appeal to
the Privy Council against such rules.
The General Council and the Privy Council shall have the
same control over the Medical Board, so far as regards the ex
amination of persons desiring to practice dentistry or dental sur-
gery, as they have as regards the examination of persons desir-
ing to practice medicine and surgery, and shall have the same
power of dismissing the members of such Board.
The General Council may cause to be framed, and may ap-
prove, and when approved, submit to the Privy Council, a scheme
to carry into effect the provisions of this Act with respect to a
Medical Board, and rules respecting examinations, and for ex-
tending, with or without any exception or modification, to the
examination of persons desirous of practicing dentistry or dental
surgery, the provisions of any Act for the time being in force
with respect to the examination of persons desiring to practice
medicine or surgery, and any such scheme when confirmed by
the Privy Council shall have full effect.
Any such scheme may provide for the fees to be paid on ad-
mission to the examinations, and for the application of such fees
for public purposes, and generally for such matters as appear to
be necessary or proper for carrying into effect the scheme and
regulating the examinations.
It shall be lawful for Her Majesty at any time after the said
appointed day to declare by order in Council that Section twen-
ty-eight of the said Dentists Act, 1878, shall be in force on and
after a day to be named in such order, but in the meantime and
until such order has been made, and before such day as last afore-
said, such section shall not be .deemed to be in force.
SUPPLEMENTAL.
29. A copy of the register of dentists for the time being,
purporting to be printed and published in pursuance of this Act,