3. During the examination of a person at the Bureau of the Medical Commission, all persons who have applied for the examination may be present.
4. An application for the determination of the loss of working ability may be made by any person or institution.
5. Applications for examination shall be made to the insurance office nearest to the residence of the person in question.
6. Examinations shall take place in a special room of the insurance office.
Note. If the person to be examined cannot be brought to the insurance office, owing to his condition, the examination may take place at his residence.
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.