Section 5: Evidence

5. Evidence Where in any proceedings any question arises whether or not a person is entitled to a privilege under section 3, a certificate issued by or under the authority of the Minister stating any fact relevant to that question shall be conclusive evidence of that fact. SCHEDULE [Section 3] PRIVILEGES The Government of the United Kingdom itself or through the agency of the Authority may import and subsequently re-export free of duty all equipment, apparatus, vehicles, provisions, supplies and other goods required for the construction or operation of the detection station. Personnel of the Authority shall have the right to import duty free personal and household effects and furniture and a private motor vehicle for personal use at the time of or within a reasonable period after entry into Mauritius; items which have been imported duty free under this paragraph may be re-exported freely and without payment of duty or may without payment of duty be sold or otherwise disposed of in Mauritius to other persons entitled to like rights of importation or to other persons, but where, but for the exemptions conferred by this paragraph, they would be chargeable to duty on importation they may only be sold or otherwise disposed of in Mauritius to other persons on payment of duty on their current value. [Issue 1] U4 – 2