7. Every person who is to be examined at the Bureau of Medical Experts shall be informed by the respective insurance office of the day and hour set for the examination and of the location of the section of the Bureau of Medical Experts where the same is to take place.
8. The Bureau of Medical Experts may use all methods approved by medical science for determining disability for work.
9. The Bureau of Medical Experts shall keep detailed minutes of the conference meetings, and the record embodying the results of the examinations shall be signed by all members of the Bureau.
10. A person who has undergone an examination and has been found unfit for work shall receive a certificate from the Bureau of Medical Experts.
Note. A copy of the certificate shall be kept in the files of the Bureau.
11. The records as well as the certificates shall show whether the diasbility is of a permanent or temporary character. If the disability for work be temporary, the record and certificate shall show the date set for the second examination.
12. After the disability for work has been certified the proper insurance office shall inform thereof the Department of Social Insurance of the local Soviet, stating the name, surname and address of the person disabled, as well as the character of the disability (whether temporary or permanent).
13. The decision of the Bureau of Medical Experts certifying or denying the disability of the applicant may be appealed from by the interested parties to the People's Commissariat of Health Protection.
14. The People's Commissariat of Health Protection may either dismiss the appeal or issue an order for the re-examination of appellant by a new staff of the Bureau of Experts.
15. The decision of the new staff of the Bureau of Experts shall be final and subject to no further appeal.
16. Re-examinations to establish the recovery of working ability shall be conducted in the same manner as the first examination, with the observance of the regulations of the present Rules.
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