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Legislative Ordinance for South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands
Overview
The following legislative ordinance establishes rules and regulations for controlling entry into the territories of South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands. This includes requirements for permits, deemed permission, and information to be provided by ship masters.
Key Sections
Schedule 2 - Persons Who Have Deemed Permission
Members of certain organizations are exempt from needing a permit to enter the territories for work or work-related reasons.
- Members of the naval, military, or air forces of the Crown
- Employees in the civil service of the Crown (UK)
- Persons employed or engaged by the Government of South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands
- Members of the British Antarctic Survey
Schedule 3 - Information to Be Provided By Masters
Ship masters must provide the following information about passengers intending to disembark in the territories.
- Full name (and any previous names)
- Date of birth
- Nationality/nationalities
- Passport or travel document details
- Permit details (if applicable)
Purpose and Application
The ordinance aims to strike a balance between limiting the impact of people on the ecosystem of the territories while ensuring that necessary work-related activities can take place. The rules apply to individuals seeking to enter the territories for various reasons, including work, tourism, or emergency situations.
Enactment and Effectiveness
The ordinance comes into force on a day appointed by the Commissioner through publication in the Gazette.
This means that the rules will be enforced once they are officially announced.