CENSORSHIP AND ENTERTAINMENTS CONTROL ACT (updated 1st May 2004) surgical or physiological details the disclosure of which is likely to be offensive or harmful to public morals; or (ii) for the dissolution or a declaration of nullity of a marriage or for judicial separation or for restitution of conjugal lights, any particulars other than— A. the names and occupations of the parties and witnesses; B. a concise statement of the allegations, defences and counterallegations in support of which evidence has been given; C. submissions on any point of law arising in the course of the proceedings, and the decision of the court thereon; D. the judgment and the verdict of the court and any observations made by the judge in giving judgment. (3) Subparagraph (ii) of paragraph (c) of subsection (2) shall not be construed so as to permit the disclosure of anything contrary to subparagraph (i) of that paragraph. (4) This section shall not apply to— (a) the printing of any pleading, transcript of evidence or other document for use in connection with any judicial proceedings or the communication thereof to persons concerned in the proceedings; (b) the printing, publishing or distribution of any notice or report in pursuance of the directions of any court; (c) any separate volume or part of any bona fide series of law reports which does not form part of any other publication and consists solely of reports of proceedings in any court; (d) any publication of a technical, scientific or professional nature bona fide intended for the advancement of or for use in any particular profession or branch of arts, literature or science; (e) any publication of a bona fide religious character. (5) The Board may, on such conditions as it may consider fit, exempt in writing any person or institution from any provision of this section either indefinitely or for a period determined by it, and may at any time by notice in writing to the person or institution concerned withdraw any exemption granted under this subsection. [Chapter 10:04] (6) No prosecution in respect of an offence under subsection (1a) shall be instituted without the authority in writing given under the hand of the Attorney-General or his deputy. 14 Power of Board to examine publications, pictures, statues and records and to declare them undesirable or to declare publication or record prohibited (1) The Board shall have power to examine any publication, picture, statue or record and to declare whether or not it is, in the opinion of the Board, undesirable. (2) The Board may, if it considers it necessary or expedient in the public interest to do so, declare any publication, picture, statue or record which has been declared undesirable under subsection (1) or section thirteen to be prohibited. (3) When the Board has given any decision under subsection (1) or (2) declaring any publication, picture, statue or record to be undesirable or prohibited, it shall, without delay, cause such decision to be made known by notice published in the Gazette. (4) In a notice in terms of subsection (3) making known the decision of the Board declaring any picture which is accompanied by a word or words or any publication or record to be undesirable or prohibited it shall not be necessary for the word or words concerned or the actual title of the publication or record to be set out in the notice if the notice, in describing the picture, publication or record, also sufficiently describes the word or words or title concerned. (5) The Board may, after making a declaration in terms of subsection (1) or (2), direct the secretary of the Board to notify such person or class of persons, as the Board thinks fit, of the declaration. (6) No prosecution shall be instituted under this Act in respect of any publication, picture, statue or record if the Board has, under subsection (1), declared that in the Board’s opinion it is not undesirable. (7) Any publication, picture, statue or record imported after the Board has, under subsection (1), declared that in the Board’s opinion it is undesirable, shall be liable to forfeiture and shall be disposed of as the Board may direct. 15 Future periodical publications (1) Subject to this section, where— 740