New Zealand Gazette – 1940 – No. 63

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✨ National Service Regulations

NATIONAL SERVICE OUTSIDE THE ARMED FORCES.
Regulation 8.—Minister may direct Reservists to
perform any Services.
Regulation 9.—Minister may direct Employees to
remain in Specified Industries.
Regulation 10.—Advisory Bodies.
Regulation 11.—Appeals against Minister’s Directions.
Regulation 12.—Persons engaged in Essential
Occupations.

TRANSFER OF MALE RESERVISTS TO THE ARMED FORCES.
Regulation 13.—Warrant for calling up Reservists.
Regulation 14.—Selection of Reservists by Lot.
Regulation 15.—List to be certified where Whole or
Residue of any Class is required.
Regulation 16.—Calling up Reservists.
Regulation 17.—Transfer of Reservists to Armed
Forces;
Regulation 18.—Military Command of Reservists
called up.
Regulation 19.—Notice to Reservists to Report.
Regulation 20,—Desertion by remaining in New
Zealand, or by leaving New
Zealand.

APPEALS.
Regulation 21.—Appeal by Reservists called up.
Regulation 22.—Armed Forces Appeal Boards.
Regulation 23.—Deputy Members of Appeal Boards.
Regulation 24.—Procedure of Appeal Boards.
Regulation 25.—Commissions of Inquiry Act applied.
Regulation 26.—Notice of Appeal.
Regulation 27.—Hearing of Appeal.
Regulation 28.—Determination of Appeal Board.
Regulation 29.—Suspension of Obligation of Service.
Regulation 30.—Effect of Allowance of Appeal.
Regulation 31.—Appeals by Persons suffering undue
Hardship.
Regulation 32.—Appeals by the Director.
Regulation 33.—Appeals by two or more Persons.

MEDICAL EXAMINATION AND TREATMENT.
Regulation 34.—National Medical Committee.
Regulation 35.—Regional Deputies.
Regulation 36.—Medical Boards.
Regulation 37.—Examination of Reservists called up.
Regulation 38.—Report of Medical Board.
Regulation 39.—Reservists Medically Unfit.
Regulation 40.—Medically Unfit Members of the
Armed Forces.
Regulation 41.—Medical Treatment of Members of
Armed Forces.

LOCAL SUBDIVISIONS OF THE RESERVE.
Regulation 42.—District Registers of the Reserve.

APPLICATION FOR ENROLMENT IN THE RESERVE.
Regulation 43.—Application to be made for Enrol-
ment.
Regulation 44.—Men failing to Apply for Enrolment
may be called up for Service.

VOLUNTARY ENLISTMENT.
Regulation 45.—Power to suspend Voluntary Enlist-
ment.

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🛡️ National Service Emergency Regulations 1940 (continued from previous page)

Domain🛡️ Defence & Military
Dated18 June 1940
KeywordsEmergency Regulations, National Service, Reservists, Appeals, Medical Examination

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