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(b) In the case of an applicant trained elsewhere than in New Zealand, that
she is the holder of a certificate, recognized in accordance with
regulations under this Act, which satisfies the Board that she has
undergone a course of training and has passed an examination equiva-
lent to the training and examination required of nurses trained in
New Zealand, as provided in the foregoing provisions of this section.

(2) For the purposes of this section the expression—
“ Approved training as a nurse ” means a prescribed course of train-
ing in one or more hospitals approved for the purpose by the
Board :
“ Approved course of instruction ” means a course of instruction
provided at a hospital approved by the Board as a training-
school for nurses.

(3) Every person commits an offence and is liable to a fine of twenty pounds
who, not being registered as a nurse under this Part of this Act, describes herself,
in connection with her business or calling, as a registered nurse.

PART III.

REGISTRATION AND TRAINING OF MIDWIVES AND MATERNITY NURSES.

11. The Registrar shall keep in his office a register in two Parts, of which
    Part I shall be called the Register of Midwives, and Part II shall be called the
    Register of Maternity Nurses.

12. Save as provided in Part IV hereof, every person shall, on payment of
    the prescribed fee, be entitled to be registered as a midwife under this Part of
    this Act who satisfies the Board,—
    (a) In the case of an applicant trained in New Zealand, that she has under-
    gone the prescribed course of training and has passed the examination
    for midwives prescribed pursuant to this Act :
    (b) In the case of an applicant trained elsewhere than in New Zealand, that
    she is the holder of a certificate, recognized in accordance with
    regulations under this Act, which satisfies the Board that she has
    undergone a course of training and has passed an examination
    equivalent to the training and examination required in the case of
    midwives trained in New Zealand.

13. Save as provided in Part IV hereof, every person shall, on payment of
    the prescribed fee, be entitled to be registered as a maternity nurse under this
    Part of this Act who satisfies the Board,—
    (a) In the case of an applicant qualified by examination and trained in
    New Zealand, that she has undergone the prescribed course of train-
    ing and has passed the examination for maternity nurses prescribed
    pursuant to this Act :
    (b) In the case of an applicant qualified by examination and trained else-
    where than in New Zealand, that she is the holder of a certificate,
    recognized in accordance with regulations under this Act, which
    satisfies the Board that she has undergone a course of training and
    has passed an examination equivalent to the training and examina-
    tion required in the case of maternity nurses trained in New Zealand.

Form No. 4.] [Reg. 13 (3).

The Nurses and Midwives Registration Act, 1925.

CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION.

THIS is to certify that is registered as a nurse [or midwife, or
maternity nurse, as the case may be], her name having been duly
entered in the Register of Nurses [or of Midwives, or of Maternity
Nurses, as the case may be] of New Zealand on the day of
, 19 .

Qualifications :
Number in Register :
Signature of holder :
Dated this day of , 19 .

Registrar of Nurses and Midwives.

Form No. 5.] [Reg. 13 (4).

The Nurses and Midwives Registration Act, 1925.

FORM OF REQUEST TO BE USED BY NURSES, MIDWIVES, AND MATERNITY
NURSES THAT THEIR NAMES SHALL BE PUBLISHED IN THE GAZETTE.

I, [Full name], a [State if nurse, midwife, or maternity nurse] registered
under the Nurses and Midwives Registration Act, 1925, desire to
have my name published in the Gazette.

My place of abode is [Give address at which you propose to live while
practising].

I was registered on the day of , 19 .
[In case of woman married after registration] My maiden name
was .

Dated at this day of , 19 .

Signature : . . . . . . . . . . . .