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11. (1) Any person who, but for the provisions of section 8, would be entitled to be registered, shall be entitled to be provisionally registered, on application to the Registrar and production to the Registrar of evidence to the satisfaction of the Registrar that he has been selected for such employment as is mentioned in subsection (1) of section 9 and on payment to the Registrar of such fee as is prescribed by regulations made under section 31.

(2) Any person who has been provisionally registered shall be deemed to be registered as far as is necessary—
 * (a) to enable him to be employed as mentioned in subsection (1) of section 9;
 * (b) in order that the provisions of section 18 and of Part IV may be applicable to him;
 * (c) for the purpose of section 5 of the Jury Ordinance and for the purpose of such other enactments as may be prescribed; and
 * (d) for any other purpose which the Governor in Council may by order direct,

but not further.

12. (1) No degree or qualification shall be entered on the register, either on the first registration or by way of addition to a registered name, unless the Registrar is satisfied by such evidence as he may consider sufficient that the person claiming such degree or qualification is entitled thereto.

(2) Every person registered under this Ordinance who obtains any additional degree or other qualification other than the qualification in respect of which he has been registered, shall be entitled subject to the provisions of this section to have such additional degree or other qualification inserted in the register in substitution for or in addition to the qualification previously registered.

(3) The Council may decide what additional degrees and other qualifications may be entered on the register:

Provided that any additional degree or other qualification recognized by the General Medical Council of the United Kingdom may be entered on the register.