be necessary, issue a temporary registration certificate. (2) Submission of the application pertaining to the file to the Central Registration Board After the appropriate registration official has determined the objectives of the printing or publishing enterprise and carried out an assessment of whether the information revealed in the application information is correct or not, the official will submit the file to the Central Registration Board, either with a recommendation to issue a registration if the application is satisfactory, or with a recommendation that registration should not be granted if the application is not satisfactory. (3) When the Central Registration Board receives the file submitted in accordance with Subsection (2), then according to the opinion reached after consideration, it may make instruction either that a registration certificate should be issued, or that such a certificate should not be issued. 9. (1) ​The period of validity of a registration certificate A registration certificate issued in accordance with this law remains valid within the designated period of time. (2) ​Period of validity of registration certificates issued before this law comes into force Registration certificates issued before this law comes into force under the 1959 Printers and Publishers (Registration) Act will cease to be valid on 14 October_1962. Registration certificates indicated in section (3), subsections (1) and (2) will have to be exchanged for new applications as specified. 10. Withdrawal of registration certificates If after examination it is found that any printer or publisher has obtained a registration certificate either with the intention of deception or enticement or with dishonest intent, or has registered with the plan of harming the ideology and views Revolutionary Government of the Union of Myanmar or causing harm to the Union of Myanmar, then that registration certificate will be withdrawn by the Central Registration Board. Exception: H ​ owever, when the Central Registration Board takes action according to the provision in this Section, the printer or publisher concerned will be allowed to come forward to rebut the allegation. Part 5 11. ​Books printed after this law has come into force must be submitted free of charge