S-10 . Telecommunications Temporary Cap. 173 Rev. 1985 Subsidiary Legislation connection 20. A ‘temporary connection with an exchange may be obtained on terms to be arranged with the Permanent Secretary accor ling to circumstances. . Power to disconnect lines in certain circumstances 21. Without prejudice to any other penalty that may be prescribed by law and to the other provisions of these Regulations the Permanent. Secretary may. summarily disconnect any subscriber’s exchange line.and cause to be removed from his premises, any apparatus, etc., belonging to the Government— (a) if any person is convicted of an offence under section 30 of the Act; (b) if in the opinion of the Permanent Secretary.a place of business or house or other premises where a telephone belonging to. the Government has been installed is or are used for any illegal, immoral or improper purpose; “ . : (c) if any person fails to. observe or perform any of the provisions of these Regulations or of an agreement or any obligation on his part arising therefrom. bos r : : (Amended. by. Legal Notice 127 of 1981.) Telephones not to be sold or irregularly transferred : : 22,.—(1) A subscriber may not sell or offer for sale his telephone service neither may a subscriber accept a monetary offer for the transfer of his telephone except as provided in these Regulations. (2) If any subscriber ‘contravenes. this ; regulation, or if any telephone connection is obtained in contravention of this regulation, the Permanent Secretary may require the telephone service in respect of which the offence is committed to be forfeited, and may disconnéct the premises from the telephone exchange with which such premises‘are connected, and may remove any telephone instruments and apparatus therefrom. ~ . ; / ‘@) Nothing in this regulation shall prevent the transfer ofa telephone service with the consent of the Permanent Secretary toa new or existing subscriber upon or in connection with a bona fide change in the occupancy of the premises in which the service is installed. , . Ownership of apparatus and powers of entry 23.—(1) All telephones and other apparatus supplied by the Government are the exclusive property of the Permanent Secretary and may be removed by him upon the determination’ of the agreement. a ue (2) Every subscriber’ shall permit officers of the Posts and. Telecommunications Department (or; when tequired by the Permanent’ Secretary so to do, procure permission for them from any other person whose permission is requisite) to enter at all reasonable times upon the subscriber’s premises for the purpose of constructing, ‘inspecting,’ maintaining, or altering the installation’ or any_part thereof, or removing the installation or ‘any part thereof whether on the “subscriber's application or on the cesser or termination of provision of telephone service or on the determination of an agreement, and to have access at all reasonable times to all such parts of the installation ‘as may be in or on the’ subscriber’s premises.