Regulation 11—General Matters.Any premises used for the purpose of an accommodation enterprise shall satisfy the following minimum requirements:—(a)  there shall be provided adequate natural or artificial lighting throughout the premises;(b)  there shall be provided adequate through ventilation or other suitable ventilation;(c)  stairways,  halls, corridors and exits shall be kept lighted and unobstructed;(d)  there shall be prominently displayed a notice specifying the rates charge per person in respect of accommodation;(e)  there shall be available on call at least one literate employee;(f)  the premises and grounds shall have adequate drainage system;(g)  the grounds shall be maintained clean and tidy;(h)  the buildings, fixtures and fittings shall be kept in a good state of repair;(i)   there shall be provided a clearly labelled and suitably equipped reception;(j)  a suitable lounge or outdoor sitting facilities shall be provided for the use of guest and their visitors;(k) there shall be provided common toilets, hand basins, and bath-rooms or shower-rooms to the minimum scale of one each to four rooms;(l) toilets and baths shall be so clearly marked for either sex;(m) good drinking water shall be made available;(n) there shall be provided on the premises a pantry equipped for washing-up;(o) where there are more than three floors there shall be provided a lift which shall be inspected once every three months and a certificate of efficiency issued by the Board to that effect;(p) there shall be provided adequate and clearly marked fire escape exits;(q) there shall be observed adequate fire fighting  means and procedures;(r) there shall be provided alternative lighting devices which shall be supplied to residents in the event of power failure;(s) there shall be provided a first-aid kit;(t) where there are more than one hundred rooms there shall be provided a clinic with a full-time qualified nurse, and the services of a doctor who shall be called to the premises in the event of an emergency shall be retained.