country, with the exception that a
rson does not acquire CUKC
status by descent if he is born for
the second generation in a Common-
wealth country where the citizen-
ship enactments have not been
"declared" by the Home
Secretary to "have taken effect"
under Section 32(8) of British
Nationality Act (1948), even
though he is unable to acquire the
citizenship of that country, e.g.
India, Kenya, Malaysia, Singapore,
etc. In all cases the child must
be legitimate or legitimised by the
parents subsequent to marriage.
iii) Citizenship of the United Kingdom
and Colonies cannot be transmitted
by descent through the female line
where the children are born over-
seas.
However, if the children are
:
iii) The position for British Overseas
Citizenship would be the same as
at present for citizenship of
United Kingdom and Colonies
in respect of transmission
iii) British Dependent Territories Citizenship
would be able to be transmitted through
the female line. The children, irrespective
of place of birth, would have legal right
of entry to Hong Kong.