(a) through legal practitioners assigned to them by the State at State expense; or (b) at their own expense, through legal practitioners of their choice. (5) The reference in subparagraph (1) to a thirty-day period includes a reference to lesser periods of detention that amount to thirty days, in the case of a detainee who is released within thirty days after being initially detained and is then re-detained within thirty days after that release. Recommendations of review tribunal 7. After reviewing a detainee's case, the review tribunal may make recommendations to the authority that ordered the detention as to whether or not the detainee should continue to be detained, and the authority must act in accordance with the tribunal's recommendation. Right of detainee to apply to High Court for release 8. (1) A detainee who has been held in detention for more than six months may apply to the High Court for release, and on such an application the Court must order the detainee's release unless it is satisfied that his or her continued detention is a threat to public security. (2) The High Court may impose reasonable conditions on a detainee's release under subparagraph (1). (3) A detainee who has made an application under subparagraph (1) retains the right to have his or her case submitted to the Review Tribunal under paragraph 6(2) Released detainees not to be re-detained on same grounds 9. (1) A detainee who has been released from detention as a result of a report of the review tribunal that there is insufficient cause for the detention must not be detained again on the same grounds as those on which he or she was originally detained. (2) For the purposes of this paragraph, a person is deemed to have been detained on the same grounds as those on which he or she was originally detained unless the review tribunal has reported that, in its opinion, there appear to be new and reasonable grounds for the detention. THIRD SCHEDULE (Sections 82,106, 111 and 1.46) QUALIFICATIONS FOR SENATORS, MEMBERS OF NATIONAL ASSEMBLY AND VOTERS PART I QUALIFICATIONS FOR SENATORS AND MEMBERS OF NATIONAL ASSEMBLY Qualifications for election as Senator 1. (1) A person is qualified for election as a Senator referred to in section 106(1)(a) if he or she— (a) registered as a voter; and (b) is of or over the age of forty years; unless he or she is disqualified under paragraph 3. (2) A person is qualified for election as a Senator under section 106(1)(c) if he or she— (a) is registered as a voter; and (b) holds the office of Chief; unless he or she is disqualified under paragraph 3. - 105 -