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(a) An Inspector shall at each inspection of any premises or ship satisfy himself that the provisions made in the Act and Regulations are fully observed; (b) An Inspector shall hold an enquiry into the causes of any accident or dangerous occurrence which he has reason to believe was the result of the collapse or failure of lifting appliance or loose gears or non-compliance with any of the provisions of the Act and Regulations; (c) An Inspector shall ascertain at each inspection how far any defects disclosed at a previous inspection have been rectified and how far any orders previously issued by him have been complied with. His findings and any defects which may come to light during the current inspection, together with any orders passed by him under the Act or these Regulations shall be recorded in an Inspection Register maintained in accordance with clause (d) below; and an extract from the record including the orders of the Inspector together with any remarks he may wish to make or any defects found to exist in such ship, premises, lifting appliance or loose gear that he may wish to bring to notice shall be sent to the owner, master, officer-in-charge or agents of the ship or the person in general management and control of the premises or the person, who by himself, his agents, or his employees, carries on the dock work, as the case may be, in Form IX, Part II; (d) The Inspector shall keep and properly maintain a record of his inspections in a separate register specially maintained for the purpose.