Cap. 173. Rev.. 1985 Subsidiary Legislation. Telecommunications Only S-11 Government apparatus to be used 24. No extra telephones, special instruments or appliances other than. those supplied by the Government or approved by the Permanent Secretary shall be used by any subscriber in connection with an exchange line. (Amended by Legal Notice 57 of 1971.) Subscriber's liability for damage to apparatus 25. The Permanent Secretary shall maintain.in good working order all lines, instruments and batteries, but a subscriber shall, without prejudice to the other provisioris of these Regulations, pay‘on demand to the Permanent: Secretary the amount of the damage as certified by the Permanent Secretary not due to fair wear and tear, to any Government apparatus or any wiring within his premises or under his control, whether such damage shall result from the negligence or wilful act of any person or from fire or other cause. Precautions against damage to subscribers’ premises 26. The Permanent Secretary shall take all. reasonable precautions to prevent damage or injury to subscribers or their premises from any: high potential current which may be conveyed to the subscriber’s premises by the exchange line. But. the. subscriber shall make no claim against the Permanent Secretary on account of any damage or injury arising from such current not emanating from the ‘premises of the Permanent Secretary. Pérsons entitled to use a subscriber's telephone. 27, Except where othetwise provided in these ‘Regulations, a “telephone connection shall be used only by the subscriber, his family, guests. or employees, and exclusively on‘his affairs. For any breach of this regulation the subscriber shall be liable to have his telephone disconnected ‘without prejudice to the right of the Permanent Secretary'to recover the rent and ‘any other charge due under these ° Regulations: Duration of conversations 28. In the interest of the general efficiency of the telephone ‘service, the Permanent Secretary, shall have the-right to terminate any. conversation after the expiration of 6 minutes fromthe time of. its commencement: : ‘29, Subscribers’ Telephone directory free entries names and exchange telephone numbers shall be’ inserted once, free of charge, in each edition of a telephone directory. A subscriber who-for any reason other than. to correct an error. or because of'a change of service for which. a separate charge is payable, wishes to:have any entry in the telephone directory altered shall pay the prescribed fee-as for an-additional entry for the first issue.in which the amended. entry appears. (Amended by Legal Notice’-43 of 1974.) Additional. directory entries 30..On payment of the prescribed fee subscribers may have: additional entries inserted in each issue, of a telephone directory. -Provided that such additional entries shall refer only to the subscriber or his business. (Amended by Regulations 21 February 1966.) .