IMMIGRATION BILL
POWERS OF OFFICERS OF HER MAJESTY'S SHIPS.
For many years, officers of Her Majesty's ships have been authorized by emergency regulations to exercise powers under the immigration law. Clause 54 confers on them such powers as they require and so permits the revocation of the emergency regula-
tions.
Proof of CERTAIN MATTERS.
Clause 60 places on a person who claims any of the specified matters the burden of establishing the same. All these matters are peculiarly within the knowledge of a claimant.
MINOR AMENDMENTS.
The Bill also makes numerous amendments of a minor
nature.
GRAHAM SNEATH,
Attorney General (Acting).
COMPARATIVE TABLE.
1953 Order - Aliens Order 1953
1962 Act
Cap. 239
Cap. 240
Cap. 243
1971 Bill
Clause
1
2
3
4(1)
(2)
= Commonwealth Immigrants/Act 1962 = Deportation (British Subjects) Ordinance = Deportation of Aliens Ordinance
Immigration (Control/and Offences) Ordinance
= United Kingdom Immigration Bill 1971
Source
Cap. 243 s. 6(1)(b)
Short title.
Remarks
Interpretation. Classes of Hong
Kong belonger extended- definition of "immigrant".
Power to examine illegal im- migrant and persons in breach of condition of stay at any time clarified.
New. To facilitate making of requirement under subclause (1).
(3)
Cap
243, s. 10
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