Chapter:	28	Title:	LAND (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ORDINANCE	Gazette Number:	L.N. 1 of 2004
Section:	10M	Heading:	Review of assessment	Version Date:	01/04/2004

(1) A public officer of the rank of Chief Technical Officer, Engineer or Senior Engineer or a public officer of equivalent rank with engineering qualifications relevant to the excavation concerned (collectively referred to as "the Engineer") in the Highways Department acting as the delegate of the Director of Highways shall make an assessment onˇX

(a) the duration of an excavation permit if he exercises the Director of Highways' power under section 10A(1);
(b) the duration of the initial period of an emergency excavation according to section 10C(5) if he exercises the Director of Highways' power under section 10C(4);
(c) the duration of an extended period of an excavation permit extended under section 10A(3) if he exercises the Director of Highways' power under that section;
(d) the duration of an extended period of an excavation permit extended under section 10A(4) if he exercises the Director of Highways' power under that section;
(e) the duration of an extended period of an excavation permit extended under section 10D(4) if he exercises the Director of Highways' power under that section;
(f) the duration of an extended period of an excavation permit extended under section 10F(2) if he exercises the Director of Highways' power under that section;
(g) whether an extension is caused by reasons mentioned in section 10L(1)(b) if he exercises the Director of Highways' power under section 10L(1);
(h) whether the reasons mentioned in section 10L(1)(b) hindered the progress of an excavation to which the excavation permit relates if he exercises the Director of Highways' power under section 10L(1);
(i) whether a permittee has satisfied the matters in section 10L(2)(a), (b) and (c) if he exercises the Director of Highways' power under section 10L(2).

(a) within 28 days from the date of service of the notice under subsection (2), apply in writing to a public officer of the rank of Chief Engineer or Government Engineer or a public officer of equivalent rank with engineering qualifications relevant to the excavation concerned (collectively referred to as "the Chief Engineer") in the Highways Department for a review of the Engineer's assessment;
(b) set out the result of his own assessment in an application made under paragraph (a).

(a) vary the assessment complained of;
(b) require a permittee who applied for a review under subsection (3) to pay extra prescribed fee; and
(c) refund the prescribed fee or any part of the prescribed fee paid by the permittee.

(a) where subsection (3)(b) is applicable, the result of the permittee's assessment shall be taken to be the result of the Chief Engineer's review; or
(b) in any other case, the assessment made by the Engineer under subsection (1) on the subject matter of the application shall be taken to be the result of the Chief Engineer's review,

(a) within 28 days from the date of service of the notice under subsection (4), apply in writing to the Director of Highways for a review of the Chief Engineer's decision;
(b) set out the result of his own assessment in an application made under paragraph (a).

(a) vary the decision complained of;
(b) require a permittee who applied for a review under subsection (7) to pay extra prescribed fee; and
(c) refund any prescribed fee or any part of the prescribed fee paid by the permittee.

(a) where subsection (7)(b) is applicable, the result of the permittee's assessment shall be taken to be the decision of the Review Board; or
(b) in any other case, the decision made by the Chief Engineer under subsection (5) on the subject matter of the application shall be taken to be the decision of the Review Board,

(a) any decision made under subsection (13); or
(b) any decision taken to be the decision of the Review Board under subsection (14).