GENERAL SERVICES BOARD REGULATIONS

GENERAL SERVICES BOARD

SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION 528.06

GENERAL SERVICES BOARD REGULATIONS

28th February, 2014

LEGAL NOTICE 72 of 2014.

The title of these regulations is the General Services Board

Regulations.

There shall be a General Services Board whose functions

shall be

(a) to serve as an Appeals Board from decisions, relating

to matters and issues arising out of the Code of Police

Laws, taken by sanitary inspectors or sanitary officers

of the Malta Environment and Planning Authority;

(b) to discharge such functions as were, or may have been,

vested in it by the Department of Health (Constitution)

Ordinance prior to its repeal, and by the Medical and

Kindred Professions Ordinance and the regulations

made under any of such Ordinances;

(c) to discharge such other functions as are, or may be,

vested in it by any other law in force in Malta.

(1)

The General Services Board shall be composed as

follows

(a) the Superintendent of Public Health as Chairperson;

(b) the Director General (Works and Services Department)

or his representative;

(c) two specialists in Public Health Medicine to be

appointed by the Minister;

(d) a Senior Medical Officer to be appointed by the

Minister;

(e) the

Director

Environmental

Health

or

his

representative;

(f)

a representative of the Chamber of Architects and

Civil Engineers;

(g) a Perit appointed by the Minister;

(h) a person, not in the service of the Government,

appointed by the President of Malta.

(2) There shall be a Secretary to the General Services Board,

who shall be appointed by the President of Malta.

When upon any occasion, the General Services Board

desires to obtain the advice of any person upon any particular

matter or matters, the Board may co-opt such person to be a

member for such meeting or meetings as may be required, and such

person, while so co-opted, shall have all the rights and privileges of

a member, save that he shall not be entitled to vote upon any

GENERAL SERVICES BOARD

question.

The General Services Board shall respect and apply the

principles of good administrative behaviour laid down in article 3

of the Administrative Justice Act.