6.4
that those visiting the Dependent Territory make immediate
contact with the local police and/or the Attorney General upon
first arrival to discuss modalities;
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that any interviews be voluntary and conducted in the presence of a local law enforcement officer;
that no weapons be brought into or carried within the
jurisdiction of the Dependent Territories. (The possession of
firearms without a licence would be an illegal act).
The information required for law enforcement/investigational
clearances is as follows:-
6.5
name (s) of all those who wish to visit the island;
their agency;
their status (eg military/civilian);
the nature of their enquiries/investigations/official
interest in the DTS;
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the proposed dates of their visit;
details of any vessel or
connection with their visit
aircraft they may use in
(if they are to travel by other
than commercial air service), or which may be involved in
their investigations;
Where more than one agency is involved in a particular investigation, a single co-ordinated request for clearance should be
agreed by the parties.
6.6 Agreement by the Attorney General, Police Commissioner or other high ranking official of a Dependent Territory does not constitute authorisation for a visit. This can only be granted by
the FCO and the Governor via the British Embassy in Washington.
OTHER OFFICIAL VISITS
7.1 Duty visits by US Attorneys, Federal, State or
government employees for purposes other than those specified above