Hairdressers (Registration) Act 1964
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2 Register of hairdressers.
The Hairdressing Council shall ... maintain a register to be called “the register of hairdressers” containing the names, addresses, qualifications and such other particulars as may be prescribed of all persons who are entitled under the provisions of this Act to be registered therein and who apply in the prescribed manner to be so registered, and the form of hairdressing which such persons are qualified to practise.
2 Register of hairdressers.
The Hairdressing Council shall ... maintain a register to be called “the register of hairdressers” containing the names, addresses, qualifications and such other particulars as may be prescribed of all persons who are entitled under the provisions of this Act to be registered therein and who apply in the prescribed manner to be so registered, and the form of hairdressing which such persons are qualified to practise.
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