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Section 40: Power to make Rules.

Status not yet checkedThe Non-Citizens (Registration, Immigration and Expulsion) Act, 1965, Sierra Leone

(1) The Governor-General may make Rules for all or any of the following purposes - (a) requiring the master, agent or owner of every vessel and the person in charge of any aircraft which carries any passenger other than a citizen or a privileged African from any place in Sierra Leone to any place outside Sierra Leone to furnish to such person and in such manner as may be prescribed a return giving such particulars in respect to such passenger as may be required; (b) requiring the master of every vessel and the person in charge of any aircraft which carries any passenger from any place outside Sierra Leone to any place in Sierra Leone to furnish to such person and in such manner as may be prescribed a return giving such particulars in respect to such passenger as may be required; (c) requiring the master of every vessel calling at a port in Sierra Leone, and the person in charge of any aircraft calling at any recognised aerodrome or airport, to furnish to such person and in such manner as may be prescribed a return giving the name and nationality of any member of the crew of any such vessel or aircraft; (d) prescribing anything which under the provisions of this Act requires to be prescribed; and (e) prescribing such restrictions and other conditions (including the imposition of fees) as the Prime Minister may think fit to be applied to the citizens of any country specified in such Rules which in the opinion of the Prime Minister either by legislation, administrative action or otherwise fails to grant reciprocal treatment to Sierra Leone citizens in matters falling with provisions of this Act. (2) The Governor-General may by Order amend and replace the forms in the Schedule.

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