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Immigration signals etc.

PART III.

Immigration procedure.

11. (1) The master of a ship shall, on the arrival of the

ship in Hong Kong, hoist the prescribed immigration examination

signal and shall keep the same hoisted until an immigration

officer permits him to lower it.

(2) An immigration officer may, on the arrival of a ship

im Hong Kong, require the master

(a) to anchor or moor the ship at such place as he may

specify; and

(b) to keep the ship at such place until he permits

otherwise.

(3) Except with the permission of an immigration officer,

no person other than a pilot or a public officer in the course

of his duty shall

(a) board or leave a ship which has arrived in Hong Kong;

or

(b) approach within thirty yards of any such ship,

until the immigration examination signal is lowered.

Returns to be furnished by masters of ships and commanders of aircraft, etc.

12. (1) The master of a ship shall

(a)

on the arrival of the ship in Hong Kong, furnish to

an immigration officer a list of the names and

nationalities of the crew and a list containing the

prescribed particulars of the passengers;

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