C 12
CAP. 292] Hong Kong Airport (Restricted Areas)
Regulations
[1976 Ed.
[Subsidiary] Contents of vehicle permits and duration of validity thereof.
Cancellation of vehicle permit.
Action on cancellation of permit.
Lost vehicle permit.
28. Every permit shall—
(a) bear sufficient means of identification of the person to
whom and the vehicle for which it is issued;
(b) specify each restricted area in respect of which it is issued;
(c) indicate the period for which it is issued; and
(d) cease to be valid-
(i) on the expiration of the period for which it was issued; or
(ii) upon its cancellation under regulation 29.
29. The Director-
(a) shall cancel a permit if it appears to him that-
(i) it is unnecessary that the vehicle should be driven into or within a restricted area; or
(ii) for any reason connected with the security or safety of the airport, the vehicle should not be permitted entry to a restricted area; and
(b) may cancel a permit-
(i) on the ground that any condition subject to which it was issued has been contravened; or
(ii) on the ground that the owner or driver of the vehicle has contravened any of these regulations; or
(iii) in any case where he is satisfied that the permit has been lost, destroyed or defaced.
30. (1) Whenever the Director cancels a permit under regulation 29 he shall notify the owner of the vehicle accordingly.
(2) The owner of the vehicle, on receipt of a notice under paragraph (1), shall, save where the notice relates to a lost or destroyed permit, take all such steps as are reasonably necessary to ensure that the permit is surrendered without delay to the Director.
31. (1) If a permit has been lost, the owner of the vehicle in respect of which the permit was issued shall, without delay, report the loss and the circumstances thereof to-
(a) the Director; or
(b) the officer in charge of the Airport Police Station or the police station nearest the place where the owner of the vehicle ordinarily resides.
(2) Any person who finds a permit shall, without delay, deliver it to the Director or to the officer in charge of any police station.
C 12
CAP. 292] Hong Kong Airport (Restricted Areas)
Regulations
[1976 Ed.
[Subsidiary] Contents of vehicle permits and duration of validity thereof.
Cancellation of vehicle permit.
Action on cancellation of permit.
Lost vehicle permit.
28. Every permit shall—
(a) bear sufficient means of identification of the person to
whom and the vehicle for which it is issued;
(b) specify each restricted area in respect of which it is issued; (c) indicate the period for which it is issued; and (d) cease to be valid-
(i) on the expiration of the period for which it was issued; or
(ii) upon its cancellation under regulation 29.
29. The Director-
(a)
shall cancel a permit if it appears to him that-
(i) it is unnecessary that the vehicle should be driven into or within a restricted area; or
(ii) for any reason connected with the security or safety of the airport, the vehicle should not be permitted entry to a restricted area; and
(b) may cancel a permit-
(i) on the ground that any condition subject to which it was issued has been contravened; or
(ii) on the ground that the owner or driver of the vehicle has contravened any of these regulations; or
(iii) in any case where he is satisfied that the permit has been lost, destroyed or defaced.
30. (1) Whenever the Director cancels a permit under regula- tion 29 he shall notify the owner of the vehicle accordingly.
(2) The owner of the vehicle, on receipt of a notice under para- graph (1), shall, save where the notice relates to a lost or destroyed permit, take all such steps as are reasonably necessary to ensure that the permit is surrendered without delay to the Director.
31. (1) If a permit has been lost, the owner of the vehicle in respect of which the permit was issued shall, without delay, report the loss and the circumstances thereof to-
(a) the Director; or
(b) the officer in charge of the Airport Police Station or the police station nearest the place where the owner of the vehicle ordinarily resides.
(2) Any person who finds a permit shall, without delay, deliver it to the Director or to the officer in charge of any police station.
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