480 Protection of Traditional Knowledge, Genetic [ No. 16 of 2016 Resources and Expressions of Folklore 65. When any matter, that is to be decided by the Registrar, appears to involve a complex point of law, the Registrar may, after giving notice to the parties, refer the matter to the High Court for determination and the Registrar shall act in accordance with the decision of the High Court. 66. In any proceeding before the High Court, the court may Assessors to appear in call assessors who are experts in intellectual property or the relevant High Court field. 67. A traditional community shall— Responsibilities of traditional (a) prohibit any person who does not belong to the traditional communities community from using its traditional knowledge, genetic resources and expressions of folklore beyond their traditional context without prior informed consent; (b) prohibit any person who does not belong to the traditional community from exploring, exploiting, accessing, collecting or taking genetic resources from its locality without prior informed consent; and (c) require any person who does not belong to the traditional community and who is accessing genetic resources from its locality to produce an access permit and, where the person fails to do so, inform the Agency or any other appropriate institution immediately. Responsibilities 68. A customs officer shall— of customs (a) inspect and verify that a genetic resource being exported offices is accompanied by an export permit granted by an appropriate institution; (b) require any person who is leaving the country and who is transporting or is in possession of genetic resources, to produce the necessary permits issued by the Agency or appropriate institution; (c) seize any genetic resource that a person intends to export without an export permit and immediately report the matter to the nearest appropriate institution and the Agency; (d) seize any material incorporating traditional knowledge, genetic resources or expressions of folklore that a person intends to export without the necessary permits granted by the Agency or appropriate institution; and References to High Court