Legislative Council of Hong Kong

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Legislative Council of Hong Kong Merchant Shipping (2004)

If a magistrate is satisfied by information on oath by an authorized officer that it is necessary, for the purpose of ascertaining whether or ensuring that the provisions of this Ordinance which relate to ships or designated port facilities are complied with, to enter any part of a ship or a designated port facility which is used solely for dwelling purpose pursuant to section 10 or 11, he may issue a warrant to an authorized officer to effect entry.
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Legislative Council of Hong Kong Merchant Shipping (2004)

The management of a port facility may appeal to the Administrative Appeals Board against a decision of the Director—
(a) to designate or not to designate the port facility as a designated port facility; or (b) to declare or not to declare that the port facility ceases to be a designated port facility. (4) The lodging of an appeal under subsection (3) against a decision does not prevent the decision from taking effect.
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Legislative Council of Hong Kong Merchant Shipping (2004)

Ordinance (Cap. 415) ;
international voyage” (國際航程) means a voyage from—
(a) a place of a party to the Convention to a place outside the party; or (b) a place outside a party to the Convention to a place of the party; “management” (管理人) , in relation to a port facility, means the owner, occupier or operator of the port facility;
non-Hong Kong ship” (非香港船舶) means a ship other than a Hong Kong ship;
“port facility” (港口設施) means a location (including an anchorage, a waiting berth and an approach from seaward) where ship/port interface takes place
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