The Burma Gazette Rangoon Saturday August 7th 1920

(3) A person subject to military law or to the Air Force Act shall not be exempted from the provisions of the Army Act or Air Force Act by reason only that the number of the forces for the time being in the service of His Majesty exclusive of the marine forces is either greater or less than the numbers hereinbefore mentioned. [...] Section one hundred and twenty-four of the Army Act (which relates to the right Amendment of s 124 of a person tried by a court-martial to a copy of the proceedings) shall be amended as follows :— (1) After the words " finding and sentence of the court" there shall be inserted the words " or after his acquittal." (2) The following proviso shall be added at the end of the section :- " Provided th [...] At the end of section one hundred and twenty-five of the Army Act (which relates Amendment of s. 125 to the summoning and privilege of witnesses at courtmartial) there shall be added the following sub-section :— " (3) For the purposes of this and the next succeedinc section the expression " a court-martial" skill be deemed to include an officer taking a written summary of evidence in accord [...] References in this Part of this Act to the Army Act shall be deemed to include references to the Air Force Act and this Part of this Act Application of Part III to air shall in its application to the air f3rce have effect subject force to any of the general modifications set out in Part l'of the Second Schedule of the Air Force (Constitution) Act 1917 which apply and also the following mod [...] the other enactments specified in the Fifth Schedule to this Act are hereby repealed to the extent mentioned in the third column of that schedule : Provided that— (a) nothing in the repeal of the provisions of section twelve of the Air Force (Costitution) Act 1917 shall affect the application of those provisions to amenments of thelArmy Act made before the passing of this Act ; and (b) an