EMERGENCY (DEPORTATION AND DETENTION) (FORMS) ORDER

EMERGENCY (DEPORTATION AND DETENTION) (FORMS) ORDER

EMERGENCY (DEPORTATION AND DETENTION)
(FORMS) ORDER.
(Regulation 23 of the Emergency (Deportation and
Detention) Regulations).
[27th July, 1962.]

1. This order may be cited as the Emergency (Deportation and
Detention) (Forms) Order.

2. The form in the First Schedule is prescribed for the purposes of
regulation 7 of the Emergency (Deportation and Detention) Regulations
as the form of a warrant for further detention.

3. The form in the Second Schedule is prescribed for the purposes
of paragraph (2) of regulation 12 of the Emergency (Deportation and
Detention) Regulations as the form of a detention order.

FIRST SCHEDULE. [para. 2.]

Warrant for further detention.

EMERGENCY (DEPORTATION AND DETENTION)
REGULATIONS.

HONG KONG.

To the Commissioner of Police and each and all of the police officers of the
Colony and to the superintendent of the houses of detention:

WHEREAS ............................ is detained by you or one

of you by virtue of a warrant issued by the Governor under the provisions
of the Deportation of Aliens Ordinance, and whereas I am satisfied that the
said .................................. ought to be so detained for a

further period in order that further inquiry may be made:

NOW, THEREFORE, 1 do hereby order that the aforesaid warrant issued by
the Governor shall be of full force and effect for a period of seven days after the
date on which it would save for this warrant expire.

Dated the ...............day of 19

....................

President of a Deportation and Detention

Advisory Tribunals





SECOND SCHEDULE. [para. 3.3

Detention Order.

EMERGENCY (DEPORTATION AND DETENTION)
REGULATIONS.
(Regulation 12.)

DETENTION ORDER.

.WHEREAS .... ......being a person against whom

a deportation order issued under the Deportation of Aliens Ordinance is in
force, is one of those persons whose deportation is declared to be impracticable
by a declaration for the time being in force under regulation 4 of the Emergency
(Deportation and Detention) Regulations:

WHEREAS the Governor in Council is satisfied that the deportation

of ....................being a person against whom a

deportation order issued under the Deportation of Aliens Ordinance is in
force, is impracticable:

AND WHEREAS the Governor in Council has,' under regulation 11 of the
Emergency (Deportation and Detention) Regulations, determined that it would be
contrary to the public interest that the said ......................... should be at large
in the Colony if his deportation is impracticable:

NOW, THEREFORE, His Excellency the Governor,- in exercise of the power
conferred upon him by regulation 12 of the said Regulations, hereby

directs that the said .be detained until he is

satisfied that the deportation of the said .................................................
is practicable or that the release of the said .............................................

in the Colony can be tolerated.

Dated the ............day of 19

1

....

Clerk- of Councils.

Delete whichever is inapplicable.
G.N.A. 67/62. Citation. Form of warrant for further detention. First Schedule. (Cap. 241, sub. leg.) Form of detention order. Second Schedule. (Cap. 241, sub. leg.)

G.N.A. 67/62. Citation. Form of warrant for further detention. First Schedule. (Cap. 241, sub. leg.) Form of detention order. Second Schedule. (Cap. 241, sub. leg.)

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