1964_IMMIGRATION_(VIETNAMESE_REFUGEE_CENTRES)_(OPEN_CENTRE)_ORDER — Page 6

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[Subsidiary]

L.N. 92 of 1983.

Centre manager to collect fines imposed.

Failure to pay a fine.

L.N. 92 of 1983.

Appeals.

CAP. 115] Immigration (Vietnamese Refugee Centres) (Open Centre) Rules [1983 Ed.

(6) Where the person who is alleged to have breached a rule is under 14 years of age, the person who is recorded in the centre records as the head of the household to which the young person belongs shall be liable to pay any fine imposed by the Chief Immigration Officer and in default of payment the head of household and the young person shall both be liable to separate confinement as ordered by the Chief Immigration Officer.

36. (1) A centre manager shall be entitled to collect any fine imposed under rule 35 and shall apply the same within the centre for the welfare and advancement of the residents.

(2) A centre manager shall keep proper records of the collection and disbursement of fines collected by him under rule 35 and shall make them available at all reasonable times for audit by an official of the United Nations High Commission for Refugees.

37. A Chief Immigration Officer may allow a resident time to pay a fine imposed under rule 35 and may direct that if a resident does not pay the fine on or by the due date that the resident shall be separately confined for a period specified in the direction not exceeding 28 days for default of such payment.

38. (1) A resident may within 48 hours of the imposition of a penalty by a Chief Immigration Officer under rule 35 give notice of appeal against the penalty.

(2) A notice under paragraph (1) shall——

(a) be in writing;

(b) be directed to the Director of Immigration;

(c) be served on an immigration officer or a centre manager;

(d) set out the grounds for appeal against the finding and penalty;

(e) be signed by the resident.

(3) The Director of Immigration shall forthwith consider the appeal and serve a copy of his findings on the resident.

(4) The Director of Immigration may require the attendance of a resident when he considers an appeal under this rule by that resident.

(5) The decision of the Director of Immigration on any appeal shall be final.

Authorization of employees.

PART VIII

MISCELLANEOUS

39. A centre manager may, by notice in writing, authorize any person employed in a centre to exercise any of the powers or perform

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H 6[Subsidiary]L.N. 92 of 1983.Centre manager to collect fines imposed.Failure to pay a fine.L.N. 92 of 1983.Appeals.CAP. 115] Immigration (Vietnamese Refugee Centres) (Open Centre) Rules [1983 Ed.(6) Where the person who is alleged to have breached a rule is under 14 years of age, the person who is recorded in the centre records as the head of the household to which the young person belongs shall be liable to pay any fine imposed by the Chief Immigration Officer and in default of payment the head of household and the young person shall both be liable to separate confinement as ordered by the Chief Immigration Officer.36. (1) A centre manager shall be entitled to collect any fine imposed under rule 35 and shall apply the same within the centre for the welfare and advancement of the residents.(2) A centre manager shall keep proper records of the collection and disbursement of fines collected by him under rule 35 and shall make them available at all reasonable times for audit by an official of the United Nations High Commission for Refugees.37. A Chief Immigration Officer may allow a resident time to pay a fine imposed under rule 35 and may direct that if a resident does not pay the fine on or by the due date that the resident shall be separately confined for a period specified in the direction not exceeding 28 days for default of such payment.38. (1) A resident may within 48 hours of the imposition of a penalty by a Chief Immigration Officer under rule 35 give notice of appeal against the penalty.(2) A notice under paragraph (1) shall——(a) be in writing;(b) be directed to the Director of Immigration;(c) be served on an immigration officer or a centre manager;(d) set out the grounds for appeal against the finding and penalty;(e) be signed by the resident.(3) The Director of Immigration shall forthwith consider the appeal and serve a copy of his findings on the resident.(4) The Director of Immigration may require the attendance of a resident when he considers an appeal under this rule by that resident.
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H 6[Subsidiary]L.N. 92 83.Centre manager to collect fines imposed.Failure to pay a fine.L.N. 92 83.Appeals.CAP. 115] Immigration (Vietnamese Refugee Centres)[1983 Ed. (Open Centre) Rules (6) Where the person who is alleged to have breached a rule is under 14 years of age, the person who is recorded in the centre records as the head of the household to which the young person belongs shall be liable to pay any fine imposed by the Chief Immigration Officer and in default of payment the head of house- hold and the young person shall both be liable to separate confine- ment as ordered by the Chief Immigration Officer.36. (1) A centre manager shall be entitled to collect any fine imposed under rule 35 and shall apply the same within the centre for the welfare and advancement of the residents.(2) A centre manager shall keep proper records of the collec- tion and disbursement of fines collected by him under rule 35 and shall make them available at all reasonable times for audit by an official of the United Nations High Commission for Refugees.37. A Chief Immigration Officer may allow a resident time to pay a fine imposed under rule 35 and may direct that if a resident does not pay the fine on or by the due date that the resident shall be separately confined for a period specified in the direction not exceeding 28 days for default of such payment.38. (1) A resident may within 48 hours of the imposition of a penalty by a Chief Immigration Officer under rule 35 give notice of appeal against the penalty.(2) A notice under paragraph (1) shall——(a) be in writing;(b) be directed to the Director of Immigration;(c) be served on an immigration officer or a centre manager:(d) set out the grounds for appeal against the finding and penalty;(e) be signed by the resident.(3) The Director of Immigration shall forthwith consider the appeal and serve a copy of his findings on the resident.(4) The Director of Immigration may require the attendance of a resident when he considers an appeal under this rule by that resident.
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H 6

[Subsidiary]

L.N. 92 83.

Centre manager to collect fines imposed.

Failure to pay a fine.

L.N. 92 83.

Appeals.

CAP. 115] Immigration (Vietnamese Refugee Centres) [1983 Ed. (Open Centre) Rules

(6) Where the person who is alleged to have breached a rule is under 14 years of age, the person who is recorded in the centre records as the head of the household to which the young person belongs shall be liable to pay any fine imposed by the Chief Immigration Officer and in default of payment the head of house- hold and the young person shall both be liable to separate confine- ment as ordered by the Chief Immigration Officer.

36. (1) A centre manager shall be entitled to collect any fine imposed under rule 35 and shall apply the same within the centre for the welfare and advancement of the residents.

(2) A centre manager shall keep proper records of the collec- tion and disbursement of fines collected by him under rule 35 and shall make them available at all reasonable times for audit by an official of the United Nations High Commission for Refugees.

37. A Chief Immigration Officer may allow a resident time to pay a fine imposed under rule 35 and may direct that if a resident does not pay the fine on or by the due date that the resident shall be separately confined for a period specified in the direction not exceeding 28 days for default of such payment.

38. (1) A resident may within 48 hours of the imposition of a penalty by a Chief Immigration Officer under rule 35 give notice of appeal against the penalty.

(2) A notice under paragraph (1) shall——

(a) be in writing;

(b) be directed to the Director of Immigration;

(c) be served on an immigration officer or a centre manager: (d) set out the grounds for appeal against the finding and

penalty;

(e) be signed by the resident.

(3) The Director of Immigration shall forthwith consider the appeal and serve a copy of his findings on the resident.

(4) The Director of Immigration may require the attendance of a resident when he considers an appeal under this rule by that resident.

(5) The decision of the Director of Immigration on any appeal shall be final.

Authorization of employees.

PART VIII

MISCELLANEOUS

39. A centre manager may, by notice in writing, authorize any person employed in a centre to exercise any of the powers or perform

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