Section 18. (1) (a) Every fly-wheel directly connected with a steam-engine, water-wheel or other mechanical powe

(3) All fencing must be constantly maintained in an efficient state while the parts required to be fenced are in motion or use, except where they are under repair or are under examination in connection with repair or are necessarily exposed for the purpose of cleaning or lubricating or for altering the 1911.] Factories. 145 (Chapter III.—Health and Safety. Chapter IV.—Hours of Employment and Holidays.) the gearing or arrangements of the parts of the machinery. (2) If in any factory there is any other part of the machinery or mill-gearing which may in the opinion of the inspector be dangerous if left unfenced, the inspector may serve on the manager of the factory an order in writing, specifying the measures which he considers necessary for fencing such part in order to remove the danger, and requiring him to carry them out before a specified date. (4) Such provision as may be prescribed shall be made for the protection from danger of persons employed in attending to the machinery or boilers of any factory. 18. (1) (a) Every fly-wheel directly connected with a steam-engine, water-wheel or other mechanical power or electrical power in any part of the factory and every part of any water-wheel or engine worked by any such power, (b) every hoist or teagle and every hoist-well, trap-door or other similar opening near which any person is liable to pass or be employed, and (c) every part of the machinery which the Local Government may by rule require to be kept fenced, shall be securely fenced.