writing, stating the grounds upon which his or her direction is based, and, if
he or she decides that the invention should be exploited under section 29 of
the Act, he or she shall state the terms of exploitation and transmit the
decision to the registrar.
(4) The registrar shall record and publish the direction of the Minister
and publish it in the Gazette and, shall in writing, notify the owner of the
patent and the other participants present at the hearing of the direction.
(5) If the direction of the Minister with regard to remuneration is the
subject of an appeal, the registrar of the court shall notify the registrar of the
decision of the court as soon as it becomes final, and the registrar shall record
the decision in the register and publish it in the Gazette.
42.
Hearing.
(1) The registrar shall, before exercising adversely any discretionary
power given to him or her under the Act or under these Regulations, notify
the affected person, in writing, of the opportunity to be heard on the matter
and indicate a time limit, which shall not be less than one month, for filing
a request for a hearing.
(2) The request for a hearing shall be in writing and shall be
accompanied by the relevant fees prescribed in the Second Schedule to these
Regulations.
(3) Upon receiving a request for a hearing, the registrar shall give the
person applying, and any other interested persons, at least two weeks’
notice, in writing, of the date and time of the hearing.
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