ARTICLE I.
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The Chinese Goverment will authorise the Inspector
General of Chinese Maritime Customs to second from the
Chinese Customs Service for attachment to the Office of
the Hong Kong Superintendent of Imports and Exports a
Bufficient number of employees acceptable to the Hong Kong
Government to enable the Superintendent to carry out
efficiently the terms of this Agreement.
ARTICLE II.
The seconded employees of the Chinese Customs Service
during the term of such attachment and during their term
of service in Hong Kong territory and within Hong Kong
waters shall be accorded the status of Hong Kong public
servants and shall be placed for purposes of control and
discipline under the direction of the Hong Kong Superin-
tendent of Imports and Exports; but their salaries,
allowances, gratuities, pensions and other emoluments and
expenses (including residential and office accommodation)
shall be paid by the Chinese Maritime Customs.
ARTICLE III.
Similarly the emolumonts and expenses of employees
specially employed and paid by the liong Kong Government
for whole time dity in carrying out the terms of this
Agreement shall be rofunded by the Chinese Maritime Customs
to the Hong Kong Governant.
ARTICLE IV.
There shall be a Commissioner and Deputy Commissioner
of the Chinese Customs Service appointed to reside in Hong
Such Commissioner (which expression shall be deemed
Kong.
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