UNITED NATIONS SANCTIONS (SIERRA LEONE) (IMMIGRATION CONTROL) REGULATION
- CHAPTER 537G

UNITED NATIONS SANCTIONS (SIERRA LEONE) (IMMIGRATION CONTROL) REGULATION - LONG TITLE  
Empowering section VerDate:04/12/1998



(Cap 537 section 3)

[4 December 1998]

(L.N. 365 of 1998)



UNITED NATIONS SANCTIONS (SIERRA LEONE) (IMMIGRATION CONTROL) REGULATION - SECT 1
Interpretation VerDate:04/12/1998



In this Regulation, unless the context otherwise requires-
"Committee" (委員會) means the Committee of the Security Council of the 
United Nations established by paragraph 10 of Resolution No. 1132 adopted 
by the Security Council of the United Nations on 8 October 1997.
"Committee" (委員會) means the Committee of the Security Council of the 
United Nations established by paragraph 10 of Resolution No. 1132 adopted 
by the Security Council of the United Nations on 8 October 1997.


UNITED NATIONS SANCTIONS (SIERRA LEONE) (IMMIGRATION CONTROL) REGULATION - SECT 2
Prohibition on entry into the HKSAR by leading members of the former military junta, etc. VerDate:04/12/1998




(1)	A person who is a leading member of the former military junta 
in Sierra Leone or of the Revolutionary United Front, as designated by the 
Committee, shall not enter into or transit through the HKSAR unless-

        (a)	such entry or transit is authorized by the Committee; and

        (b)	that person has, prior to his arrival in the HKSAR, produced 
evidence of the authorization to the satisfaction of the Chief Executive.

(2)	Nothing in this section shall prohibit a person having the 
right to land or right of abode in the HKSAR under the Immigration 
Ordinance (Cap 115) from entry into the HKSAR.

(3)	Without prejudice to the operation of the Immigration Ordinance 
(Cap 115), any person who contravenes subsection (1) commits an offence 
and is liable on summary conviction to a fine of $500000 and to 
imprisonment for 2 years.

(4)	No proceedings for an offence under this section shall be 
instituted in the HKSAR except by or with the consent of the Secretary for 
Justice.



UNITED NATIONS SANCTIONS (SIERRA LEONE) (IMMIGRATION CONTROL) REGULATION - SECT 3
Exercise of power of the Chief Executive VerDate:04/12/1998



The Chief Executive may to such extent and subject to such restrictions 
and conditions as he may think proper, delegate or authorize the 
delegation of any of his powers or functions under this Regulation to any 
person, or class or description of persons, approved by him, and 
references in this Regulation to the Chief Executive shall be construed 
accordingly.