s.14Duty to inform Clerk
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Section 14Part 0 —

Duty to inform Clerk

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A notary public whose name, residence or status under the the Immigration (Transition) Act (2022 Revision) changes, shall, within thirty days of such change, notify the Clerk in writing of that fact, providing the Clerk with the details on that person's new name, residence or status under that Law.
A notary public who has been convicted, has been found by a professional body to have carried out acts that constitute professional misconduct, such body being set up to inquire into acts of professional misconduct within the respective profession, or has been adjudged a bankrupt, shall within seven days of any such decision, notify the Clerk in writing of the conviction, finding or judgment.
Failure to inform the Clerk under this section within the stated time periods may result in the immediate suspension of the appointment of the notary public and the notary public shall be liable under the provisions of section 12(2) of this Law should the notary public purport to carry out any notarial acts.
The Cabinet shall take such steps to uphold, suspend or revoke the appointment of a notary public pursuant to any determinations the Cabinet may make under this section.

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