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CAP. 241] Emergency (Deportation and Detention)
[1967 Ed.
Regulations.
[Subsidiary]
G.N.A. 50/62.
G.N.A. 68/62. L.N. 81/63.
L.N.67/85 LN 262 of 1989.
G.N.A. 66/62.
Citation.
Interpretation.
Advisory Tribunals.
L.N. 81/63.
Declarations as to impracticability of deportation.
Power of Governor to certify cases as unsuitable to be dealt with under regulations.
EMERGENCY (DEPORTATION AND DETENTION)
REGULATIONS.
(Cap. 241, section 2).
[27th July, 1962.]
1. These regulations may be cited as the Emergency (Deportation and Detention) Regulations.
2. In these regulations, unless the context otherwise requires-
"detained person" means a person in relation to whom a detention order is in force;
"detention order" means an order made by the Governor under paragraph (1) of regulation 12;
"place of detention" means a place appointed under paragraph (1) of regulation 18 to be a place of detention.
3. (1) For the purposes of these regulations, there shall be a tribunal or tribunals and every tribunal shall be called a Deportation and Detention Advisory Tribunal (hereinafter referred to as a Tribunal).
(2) Every Tribunal shall be composed of a President or a President sitting with one or two members selected by the President from the panel appointed under paragraph (4).
(3) A President of a Tribunal shall be a judicial officer or barrister or solicitor appointed by the Chief Justice.
(4) The Governor may appoint such persons as he thinks fit to be members of a panel for the purposes of this regulation.
4. (1) Where the Governor in Council is satisfied that deportation is impracticable in the case of any class or description of persons and is likely to continue to be impracticable for a period of six months, he may declare that the deportation of those persons who fall within that class or description of persons is impracticable.
(2) Any such declaration shall be valid for a period of six months from the date thereof or until it is cancelled, whichever is the earlier.
5. The Governor may certify the case of any person as being unsuitable to be dealt with under these regulations.
H2
CAP. 241] Emergency (Deportation and Detention)
[1967 Ed.
Regulations.
[Subsidiary]
G.N.A. 50/62.
G.N.A. 68/62. L.N. 81/63.
L.N.67/85 LN 262 of 1989.
G.N.A. 66/62.
Citation.
Interpretation.
Advisory Tribunals.
L.N. 81/63.
Declarations as to impractica- bility of deportation.
Power of Governor to certify cases as unsuitable to be dealt with under regulations.
EMERGENCY (DEPORTATION AND DETENTION)
REGULATIONS.
(Cap. 241, section 2).
[27th July, 1962.]
1. These regulations may be cited as the Emergency (Deportation and Detention) Regulations.
2. In these regulations, unless the context otherwise requires-
"detained person" means a person in relation to whom a detention
order is in force;
"detention order" means an order made by the Governor under
paragraph (1) of regulation 12;
"place of detention" means a place appointed under paragraph (1)
of regulation 18 to be a place of detention.
3. (1)
(1) For the purposes of these regulations, there shall be a tribunal or tribunals and every tribunal shall be called a Deporta- tion and Detention Advisory Tribunal (hereinafter referred to as a Tribunal).
(2) Every Tribunal shall be composed of a President or a President sitting with one or two members selected by the President from the panel appointed under paragraph (4).
(3) A President of a Tribunal shall be a judicial officer or barrister or solicitor appointed by the Chief Justice.
(4) The Governor may appoint such persons as he thinks fit to be members of a panel for the purposes of this regulation.
4. (1) Where the Governor in Council is satisfied that de- portation is impracticable in the case of any class or description of persons and is likely to continue to be impracticable for a period of six months, he may declare that the deportation of those persons who fall within that class or description of persons is impracticable.
(2) Any such declaration shall be valid for a period of six months from the date thereof or until it is cancelled, whichever is the earlier.
5.
The Governor may certify the case of any person as being unsuitable to be dealt with under these regulations.
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