(a) request the appeal committee in writing to furnish the High Court with such documents or particulars as it may require; (b) refer the matter to the appeal committee for further consideration; (c) allow or dismiss an appeal lodged in terms of this section; (d) make an order reversing or amending the decision of the appeal committee appealed against, if it is of the opinion that such committee has not acted in accordance with this Act; (e) make an order relating to the payment of costs; or (f) make such other order as it may consider appropriate. Delegation of powers 65. (1) The Council, in addition to any delegation made in terms of this Act, may - (a) delegate in writing to the registrar any power conferred upon it; or (b) assign in writing to the registrar the performance of any function or duty entrusted to it, by or in terms of this Act. (2) A delegation or assignment made in terms of subsection (1) may be made subject to such conditions or restrictions as the Council may determine and specify in such delegation or assignment. (3) The Council may withdraw or amend in writing any delegation or assignment made by it in terms of subsection (1). (4) Subsection (6) of section 22 applies, with the necessary changes, in respect of any power delegated and any duty or function assigned in terms of subsection (1) of this section. Regulations 66. (1) The Minister may make, on the recommendation of the Council, regulations relating to - (a) the allowances payable to members of the Council or of a committee thereof for services rendered for and on behalf of the Council or such a committee; (b) the form of the registers to be kept in terms of this Act and the manner in which they must be kept, which alterations may be effected to those registers, and the manner in which such alterations may be so effected; (c) any certificate that may be issued by the Council, including the form of such certificate; (d) (i) the registration by the Council of students studying or receiving education, tuition or training at an educational institution in Namibia or elsewhere relating to a profession mentioned in section 17(1), the requirements for such
(a) request the appeal committee in writing to furnish the High Court with such documents or particulars as it may require; (b) refer the matter to the appeal committee for further consideration; (c) allow or dismiss an appeal lodged in terms of this section; (d) make an order reversing or amending the decision of the appeal committee appealed against, if it is of the opinion that such committee has not acted in accordance with this Act; (e) make an order relating to the payment of costs; or (f) make such other order as it may consider appropriate. Delegation of powers 65. (1) The Council, in addition to any delegation made in terms of this Act, may - (a) delegate in writing to the registrar any power conferred upon it; or (b) assign in writing to the registrar the performance of any function or duty entrusted to it, by or in terms of this Act. (2) A delegation or assignment made in terms of subsection (1) may be made subject to such conditions or restrictions as the Council may determine and specify in such delegation or assignment. (3) The Council may withdraw or amend in writing any delegation or assignment made by it in terms of subsection (1). (4) Subsection (6) of section 22 applies, with the necessary changes, in respect of any power delegated and any duty or function assigned in terms of subsection (1) of this section. Regulations 66. (1) The Minister may make, on the recommendation of the Council, regulations relating to - (a) the allowances payable to members of the Council or of a committee thereof for services rendered for and on behalf of the Council or such a committee; (b) the form of the registers to be kept in terms of this Act and the manner in which they must be kept, which alterations may be effected to those registers, and the manner in which such alterations may be so effected; (c) any certificate that may be issued by the Council, including the form of such certificate; (d) (i) the registration by the Council of students studying or receiving education, tuition or training at an educational institution in Namibia or elsewhere relating to a profession mentioned in section 17(1), the requirements for such
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