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(b) if that immigrant is a member of the crew of a

ship or aircraft, require the master of the ship

or

commander of the aircraft or the owners or

agents of the ship or aircraft,

to enter into a recognizance in the prescribed form in such

amount and with such sureties as the Director may specify.

(6) The Director of Immigration may exempt any person or

any class or description of persons from compliance with all or

any of the prescribed landing conditions.

Special pro- visions as to grant of permission to land to members of ship's crew.

6.

An immigration officer may permit an immigrant who is

a member of the crew of a ship to land in Hong Kong notwithstand-

ing that he has not been examined under section 3; and in any

such case notice of any landing condition imposed under

subsection (1)(b) of section 5 shall be deemed to have been

given to such iri grant if it is given to the master of the

ship or to the owner thereof or his agent.

Application

of Ordinance to person

who ceases to be a serviceman.

7. (1) For the purposes of this Ordinance, an immigrant

who ceases to be a serviceman shall thereupon be deemed to be

a person seeking to land in Hong Kong; and an irmigration

officer may examine him under section 3 within twenty-eight

days after

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must

(a) he ceased to be a serviceman; or

(b) if at the time he ceased to be a serviceman he was

detained under a sentence or order passed or made

by any court on a conviction of an offence, his

discharge from detention.

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