Common Seal
4 Common Seal
The form of the Common Seal of the Museum shall be —
The Common Seal shall be kept in safe custody by the Chairman of the Trustees, or if the Chairman so directs, by the Director.
The Common Seal shall not be affixed to any document unless —
the Trustees have directed by resolution at a regular meeting that the Common Seal be affixed to the document; and
the Common Seal is affixed by the Chairman or the Vice‑Chairman of Trustees in the presence of the Director.
5. Admission to Museum, etc.
The Trustees —
may determine to what portion of the lands or buildings to which these regulations apply the public, or any person or class of persons specified by the Trustees, shall be admitted and the conditions upon which admittance shall be allowed;
shall cause notice of any determination under this regulation of the days and hours during which any place is open for admission to the public to be exhibited; or
may restrict access to any land or building, or any portion thereof, either generally or in relation to a specified person or class of persons, at any time, whether otherwise open to admission or not.
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