(1) Without prejudice to regulation 4 of these Regulations no person shall operate or cause to be operated a private hospital providing the services of surgery except the following requirements are provided—
(a) an operating suite suitably equipped to carry on the work of the hospital;
(b) the provision of adequate equipment or facilities for the sterilisation of all instruments;
(c) a suitable unit for the disposal of soiled dressings, organs, parts of organs and parts of the body removed in the course of an operation;
(d) facilities for the removal of corpses from the hospital and a mortuary.
(2) Without prejudice to regulation 4 of these regulations, no person shall operate or cause to be operated a private hospital as a maternity hospital except the following requirements are provided—
(a) a delivery room;
(b) a suitable nursery for the care of new born infants, such being equipped with suitable refrigeration and bottle sterilisation facilities;
(c) suitable accommodation for the isolation of patients having puerperal infection;
(d) adequate supply of oxygen and suction apparatus.