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Immigration (Anchorages and Landing Places) Order

[CAP. 115

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[Subsidiary]

IMMIGRATION (ANCHORAGES AND LANDING PLACES) ORDER

(Cap. 115, section 60)

[1 April 1972]

L.N. 66 of 1972 L.N. 259 of 1978, L.N. 19 of 1979, L.N. 432 of 1982, R. Ed. 1983, L.N. 312 of

1985 LN 445/40

1.

Citation

This order may be cited as the Immigration (Anchorages and Landing Places) Order.

2. Designation of approved immigration anchorages

The following places are designated as approved immigration anchorages-

3.

(a) for a vessel which regularly conveys passengers between Hong Kong and Macau or Hong Kong and China, any terminal declared under regulation 3 of the Shipping and Port Control (Hong Kong China and Macau Ferry Terminals) Regulations (Cap. 313 sub. leg.); (L.N. 312 of 1985);

(b) for any other ship, any immigration anchorage specified in

Schedule 1.

Designation of approved landing places

The places specified in Schedule 2 are designated as approved landing places.

Name of Anchorage 1. Eastern Immigration

Anchorage

SCHEDULE I

Description

(L.N. 432 of 1982)

[para. 2]

The area of the waters of Hong Kong bounded by straight lines joining the following positions-----

(a) latitude 22° 18′ 21′′ north, longitude 114° 12′ 00′′ cast; (b) latitude 22° 18′ 04′′ north, longitude 114° 12′ 00′′ east; (c) latitude 22° 18′ 04′′ north, longitude 114° 12′ 18′′ east; (d) latitude 22° 18′ 21′′ north, longitude 114° 12′ 29′′ east; (e) latitude 22° 18′ 21′′ north, longitude 114° 12′ 00′′ east.

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