s 4 [Pt. II, S.4]
(1) Where any person (hereinafter referred to as the Procedure petitiner) requests the Minister to grant him a licence fionpolicaunder section 3 (3), and the granting of such a licence would licence authorise the doing of work involving interference with any wotorising eravate inti noe ence share sul bect io subsecion t ne eie (10) has been complied with. (2) The petitioner shall prepare a plan of the area or areas over, along or under which thè telecommunication line is to be laid and maintained and shall show on the plan the whole of the premises whether built or not which will Rept open or pheic inspection ford ther sado planre all kes cation referred to in subsection (3). (3) When the plan referred to in subsection (2) has been prepared and is ready for inspection the petitioner shall publish a notification in the Gazette giving notice of the ame and oi the place where the plan 1s kept open fo ublic inspection. The petitioner shall also during the sai period of three weeks arrange for the notitication to be iepeated once in the Gazette and twice weekly in at least 1Malay one/Enghsh language newspaper and one Malay-or Chinese i language newspaper. The notification shall be in such form as may be prescribed. Linglish (4) The petitioner shall serve a notice on every owner of property affected by the plan stating that the plan has been prepared and requiring the owner to signify his assent or dissent thereto within one month from the date of the service of the notice. (5) Any person affected by the plan may within the said period of three weeks or within one month from the date of the service of the notice referred to in subsection (4), whichever date is the later, deliver to the petitioner a written objection to any proposal contained in the plan. (6) The Minister may, within fourteen days after the receipt of a request from the petitioner or after any person with a copy of the plan, the notification and the objection. [Pt. II, S. 45] (7) The tribunal shall meet to consider any objection not earlier than one week nor later than three weeks after its appointment. (9) The tribunal shall submit its findings to the Minister in the form of a report within fourteen days after completing the hearing of the objections. One copy each of the plan, the notification and a schedule of the objections in a summary form, which shall record the opinion of the tribunal as to each objection, shall accompany the report. (10) After considering the report of the tribunal the Minister may approve or reject the plan or he may approve Special powers in emergency. that the plan was duly prepared and approved or rejected, as the case may be. (11) Subject to this section the tribunal shall havo power to regulate its own procedure. (12) Where no objection is lodged within the time specified in subsection (5) or where an objection has been lodged in respect of certain immovable property and not in respect of other immovable property, the Minister may, upon the expiration of the time so specified and subject to the approval of the Land Authority, forthwith grant a licence to the petitioner under section 3 (3) so far as the immovable property in respect of which no objection has been lodged within the specified time is concerned.