Cap. 173.- Rev. 1985 Subsidiary Legislation Telecommunications 8-32 . Licence to be displayed . 448. Every radio dealer licensed under these Regulations shall exhibit in a prominent position within the premises his radio dealer’s licence. : (Substituted by Legal Notice 56 of 1981.) Demonstration authorised under dealer's licence 149. With the approval of the Permanent Secretary and subject to such conditions as he may impose, a licensed radio dealer may establish and operate, or allow to be operated for the purpose of demonstration only, at the place of business mentioned in the radio dealer’s licence, or, for a period not exceeding 7 days, at the premises of a prospective purchaser, or elsewhere as may be specially authorised by the Permanent Secretary, a transmitting and receiving station although such station ; : is not otherwise licensed. (Substituted by Legal Notice 57 of 1971.) . : : Record of sales to be kept 150.—(1) Every radio dealer shall keep at his place of business a separate and true record of sales of radio trarismitting sets made by him including the date of the transaction, the name and addréss of the purchaser, the class and serial number of the purchaser’s-licence (if the set is to be used in Fiji), and sufficient particulars of the set such as type, maker’s name and serial number, to enable it to be identified with’ reasonable certainty. (2) The Permanent Secretary or any telecommunications officer authorised by him in writing in that behalf may require a radio dealer to produce to him for - inspection the record required to be kept under the provisions.of paragraph (1). (3) The Permanent Secretary may also require a dealer to submit to him such returns of sales at such intervals as he may direct... . (4) Any radio dealer who fails to comply with the provisions of paragraph (1) or who without reasonable excuse fails to produce his record or render sales returns when required to do so under the provisions of paragraphs (2) and (3), shall be guilty of an offence. (Substituted by Legal Notice 48 of 1972.) Sale only to licensee 151,—(1) It shall not be lawful for a radio dealer to sell or otherwise dispose of a radio-transmitting set to a person. who does not hold a valid licence of the appropriate class for the set in question. / (2) Any dealer contravening the provisions of paragraph (1) shall be guilty of _an offence. Where the offence is of selling or otherwise disposing of a radio transmitting set in contravention of the provisions of paragraph (1) the penalty shall be a fine not exceeding $200. a, (Amended by Regulations 19 November . . 1962; Legal Notice 57 of 1971.) Definitions — 152. For the purposes of this Part, a radio transmitting set-is any. apparatus which, with or without the addition of external morse key, microphone, aerial or power supply, is capable of emitting radio-communications, and includes a complete set of components designed and intended to be assembled so as to become such apparatus. (Amended by Legal Notice 57 of 1971.) -