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registered under this Act, or is registered under the said Act, or
is a legally-qualified medical practitioner.
Any person who:
5.
(a) Is registered under the said Act;
(b) Is entitled to be registered under the said Act;
(c) Is at the passing of this Act bona fide engaged in the
practice of dentistry or dental surgery, either sepa-
rately or in conjunction with the practice of medicine,
surgery, or pharmacy; or
(d) Is entitled to be registered as a foreign or colonial dent-
ist,
shall be entitled to be registered under this Act.
6. Any person showing that he holds some recognized certifi-
cate, as hereinafter defined, granted in a British possession, and
that he is of good character, shall upon payment of the registra-
tion fee be entitled, without examination, to be registered under
this Act.
7. Any person showing that he holds some recognized cer-
tificate, as hereinafter defined, granted in a foreign country, and
that he is of good character, and either continues to hold such
certificate or has not been deprived thereof for any cause which
disqualifies him for being registered under this Act, shall upon
payment of the fees be entitled, without examination, to be regis-
tered under this Act.
8. The certificate granted in a British possession or in a foreign
country, which is to be deemed such a recognized certificate as
is required for the purposes of this Act, shall be such certificate,
diploma, membership, degree, licence, letters, testimonial, or
other title, status, or document as may be recognized by the
Board of Examiners as entitling the holder thereof to practice
dentistry or dental surgery in such possession or country, and as
furnishing sufficient guarantee of the possession of the requisite
knowledge and skill for the efficient practice of dentistry or
dental surgery.

9. If a person is refused registration as a colonial dentist or
as a foreign dentist, the Board of Examiners shall, if required by
him, state in writing the reason for such refusal; and if such
reason be that the certificate held or obtained by him is not such
a recognized certificate as above defined, such person may appeal
to the Governor in Council, and the Governor in Council may,
after hearing the Board of Examiners, order the Board of Exam-