CONFIDENTIAL
CONTROL OF ORGANISATIONS
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16.
the
Any organisation deemed to be prejudicial to public good may be declared unlawful. Action may taken under a variety of Ordinances, including the Public Order Ordinance.
be
IMMIGRATION CONTROLS
17.
The Director of Immigration has the power to deny entry to persons who are not Hong Kong permanent residents, and may also be given powers to detain and deport such persons.
PROTECTION OF KEY POINTS
18.
Certain civil and Military installations are essential or important to the security of Hong Kong and are classified as 'key points'. The list of key points is regularly reviewed and is divided into categories according to
the function of each
installation.
19.
During civil disturbances, these key points may be vulnerable to sporadic or planned attacks by mobs or individuals.
20.
Police.
Some of the most important installations are guarded all the time. In the event of a threat to Hong Kong's internal security, the primary responsibility for the protection of key points will rest with the
The Military will be responsible for the protection of military key event of prolonged and widespread disorders which place heavy demands on police manpower, CP may request CBF to provide military assistance for the
points.
In the
protection
of some civil
key
points.
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