(1) A person shall not be employed in a body art facility unless he or she is registered with the Ministry responsible for health and has a valid certificate of health.
(2) A person under subregulation (1) may make an application for registration to the Ministry responsible for health.
(3) An application for registration must be accompanied by —
(a) two passport sized photographs;
(b) a valid Government issued identification card; and
(c) the fees specified in Schedule 2 to be paid to the Accountant General.
(4) A medical officer of health may issue a certificate of health if he or she is satisfied that the person is in a fit state of health to engage in a body art service.
(5) A certificate of health issued under subregulation (4) must be —
(a) in the form set out in Form 5 of Schedule 1;
(b) stamped by the medical officer of health issuing the certificate; and
(c) returned to the Ministry responsible for health for validation and completion of the registration process.
(6) A certificate of health expires on the 30th day of June or the 31st day of December in each year.
(7) A person who is employed in a body art facility shall keep a certificate of health at the body art facility and make it available for inspection by an authorized officer of the Ministry responsible for health.