Section 35

appoint an inspector or inspectors to examine into and report on the affairs of the society; or

call a special meeting of the society

call a special meeting of the society.

The application made by members under this section shall be supported by evidence showing that the applicants have good reasons for requiring an inspection to be made or a special meeting to be called, and that they are not actuated by malicious motives in their application; and the Registrar shall cause a notice of such application to be given to the registered society.

The Registrar may, if he thinks fit, require the applicants to give security for the costs of the proposed inspection or special meeting before appointing any inspector or calling the meeting.

All expenses of and incidental or preliminary to any such inspection or meeting shall be defrayed by the members applying therefor or out of the funds of the society or by the members or office-bearers or former members or office-bearers of the society in such proportions as the Registrar may direct.

An inspector appointed under this section may require the production of all or any of the books and documents of the society and may examine on oath its office-bearers, members, agents and servants in relation to its business and may administer such oath accordingly.

The Registrar may direct at what time and place a special meeting under this section is to be held and what matters are to be discussed and determined at the meeting, and the meeting shall be deemed to be a meeting called according to the rules of the society and those present and entitled to vote shall in all cases have power to appoint the Chairman, any rule of the society to the contrary notwithstanding.