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Paragraph 4

Changes not yet applied. Later legislation changes this provision in ways not yet written into the text below:

(a)

In the application of section 16(1) to Belize, British Antarctic Territory, Cayman Islands, Falkland Islands and Dependencies and Hong Kong:—

(i)

for the words and numerals “Diplomatic Privileges Act 1964 or the Consular Relations Act 1968” there shall be substituted the words and numerals:

“Diplomatic Privileges and Consular Conventions Ordinance (Chapter 176) or the Consular Relations Ordinance 1972” in the case of Belize;

“Diplomatic Privileges (Extension) Ordinance (Chapter 20)” in the case of British Antarctic Territory and Falkland Islands;

“Consular Relations and Diplomatic Immunities and Privileges Law (Revised” in the case of the Cayman Islands;

“International Organisations and Diplomatic Privileges Ordinance (Chapter 190) or the Consular Relations Ordinance (Chapter 259)” in the case of Hong Kong; and

(ii)

for the words and numerals “said Act of 1964” and “said Act of 1968” there shall be substituted respectively the words and numerals “Diplomatic Privileges Act 1964” and “Consular Relations Act 1968”;

(b)

In the application of section 20 to Belize, British Antarctic Territory, Cayman Islands, Falkland Islands and Dependencies and Hong Kong:—

(i)

in subsection (1) for the words and numerals “Diplomatic Privileges Act 1964” there shall be substituted the words and numerals:

“Diplomatic Privileges and Consular Conventions Ordinance (Chapter 176)” in the case of Belize;

“Diplomatic Privileges (Extension) Ordinance (Chapter 20)” in the case of British Antarctic Territory and Falkland Islands;

“Consular Relations and Diplomatic Immunities and Privileges Law (Revised)” in the case of the Cayman Islands;

“International Organisations and Diplomatic Privileges Ordinance (Chapter 190)” in the case of Hong Kong; and

(ii)

in subsection (2) for the words and numerals “said Act of 1964” there shall be substituted the words and numerals “Diplomatic Privileges Act 1964 and to any corresponding restrictions in the law of the Territory”.