1950_IMPORTATION_AND_EXPORTATION_ORDINANCE — Page 3

Importation and Exportation.

ships and the persons in charge of aircraft, such obligations with regard to manifests, bills of lading, air consignment notes and otherwise as the Governor in Council may deem necessary for the purpose of carrying this Ordinance into effect and for the purpose of securing compliance generally with its provisions;

to prescribe any other restrictions whatsoever on the exportation of any article; and

(g) to prescribe any other conditions whatsoever to be observed in connexion with the exportation of any article.

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Governor in Council with regard to

5. (1) It shall be lawful for the Governor in Council Powers of the by order to exercise all or any of the following powers-

(a) to prohibit the importation of unmanifested cargo, either generally or from any particular country or piace;

(b) to prohibit the exportation of unmanifested cargo, either generally or to any particular country or place;

(c) to prohibit the placing on board any ship or air- craft in the Colony of any cargo without the consent of the owners, charterers or agents thereof or of the master of the ship or person in charge of the aircraft;

(d) absolutely or conditionally to exempt from any such prohibition cargo carried in passengers' luggage or any other class of cargo whatsoever; and

(e) to prescribe any other restriction or condition whatsoever on the importation or exportation of unmanifested cargo or on cargo placed on board any ship or aircraft.

(2) In this section “unmanifested cargo" means cargo not entered on the manifest of the ship or aircraft.

6. The granting or refusal of any permit or licence shall be in the absolute discretion of the officer entrusted with the duty of issuing such permit or licence and such officer may impose any condition whatsoever on the grant- ing of any permit or licence.

unmanifested ized cargo.

or unauthor-

Issue of licence to be

permit or

discretionary.

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