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>2.10.1 Candidates may take any sections of the >examination (except the Irish section) through Irish >or English as they may so wish and must be facilitated >accordingly. > >2.10.2 A candidate permanently resident in Ireland >must pass in the Irish language section as well as in >the other sections of the examination concerned in >order to qualify for the A.D.C.R.G., T.C.R.G. or >T.M.R.F. Certificates. > >2.10.3 In the case of adjudicators and teachers who >have qualified for certificates without passing the >Irish language section because of living abroad at the >time of examination and who later come to reside >permanently in Ireland, such certificates shall not be >valid for annual re-registration purposes after more >than two years of the holders coming to live in >Ireland unless in the meantime they have taken and >passed the Irish section of the appropriate >examination. Such adjudicators and teachers must >therefore take the Irish language examination when >required by An Coimisiún to do so. The Coimisiún may >however at its discretion extend the two-year period >in certain cases. > >2.10.4 >In the marking of the Irish section some allowance may >be made for candidates' ages and educational >background. > >2.10.5 >The Coimisiún shall appoint an examiner for the Irish >language section of the examination. When at any time >that person is unable to officiate he or she may, in >consultation with the Examination Authority, appoint a >suitable substitute.

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