Hairdressers (Registration) Act 1964
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7 Publication of register.
(1) The Hairdressing Council shall cause the register to be published ... as often ... as they think fit. (2) Where the register is not published in any year after the first publication thereof, the Council shall cause any alterations in the entries in the register which have been made since the last publication thereof to be published within that year.
7 Publication of register.
(1) The Hairdressing Council shall cause the register to be published ... as often ... as they think fit. (2) Where the register is not published in any year after the first publication thereof, the Council shall cause any alterations in the entries in the register which have been made since the last publication thereof to be published within that year.
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