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IMMIGRATION BILL

(3) The keeper of any premises to which this section applies shall-

(a) require all persons who stay at the premises to comply

with their obligations under this section; and

(b) keep for at least twelve months a record in writing of the information given to him by any such person pur- suant to this section.

(4) An immigration officer or police officer may inspect at any time the record kept by the keeper of any premises pursuant to subsection (3).

(5) Any information required by this section to be given by or to any person may be given by or to any other person acting on his behalf.

(6) This section applies to any premises, whether furnished or unfurnished, where lodging or sleeping accommodation is pro- vided for reward.

(7) In this section-

"keeper" includes any person who receives another person to stay in premises, whether on his own behalf or on behalf of any other person;

"stay" means lodge or sleep, for one night or more, in accom-

modation provided for reward.

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PART V.

POWER TO REMOVE OR DEPORT.

16. (1) Subject to subsection (2), an immigration officer may remove from Hong Kong in accordance with section 20-

(a) an immigrant who is refused permission to land in Hong

Kong; and

(b) an immigrant who, having arrived in Hong Kong on board a ship in which he was a member of the crew and been given permission to land in Hong Kong subject to a condition of stay requiring him to leave Hong Kong-

(i) in a specified ship; or

(ii) within a specified period in accordance with arrangements for his repatriation,

contravenes or is reasonably suspected by an immigra- tion officer of intending to contravene that condition.

Removal of persons refused permission to land and of members of ship's crew who contra- vene certain conditions of stay.