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THE JAMAICA GAZETTE SUPPLEMENT PROCLAMATIONS, RllLES AND REGULATIONS Vol.cxxxm TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 2010 201 No•.

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56 TIlE EMERGENCY POWERS ACT THE EMERGENCY POWERS (NO.2) REGULATIONS, 20 I 0 In exercise of the powers conferred upon the Governor-General by section 3 of the Emergency Powers Act the following Regulations are hereby made:­ Citation Interpreta­ tion I.
These Regulations may be cited as the Emergency powers (No.2) Regulations, 20 I0 and shall come into operation on the 23rd day ofJune, 20 IO.
2.--( 1) In these Regulations, unless the context otherwise requires­ "authorized person" means any competent authority, any member of the Jamaica Defence Force, any constable, any member ofany fire brigade or any person tluthorized by any competent authority to do the act in relation to which the expression is used; "competent authority"­ (a) in relation to all the provisions ofthese Regulations which confer any powers upon a competent authority, means the .

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- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _....- - - ­ 202 PROCLAMATIONS, RULES AND REGULATIONS [JUNE 22, 20 I 0 Governor-General, the Minister responsible for national security, the Chief of Defence Stafl' of the Jamaica Defence Force, the Commissioner of Police, each Deputy Commissioner of Police or the Senior Otlicer of Police in each parish; and (b) in relation to any particular regulation which confers any power upon any competent authority, means such person as may be appointed by the Governor-General as the competent authority for the purposes of such regulation; "constable" means any member of the Jamaica Constabulary Force, the Island Special Constabulary Force, the Rural Police (district constables).
any military district constable or any parish special constable; "correctional officer" has the same meaning as in the Corrections Act; "essential service" means any service established, maintained or operated by the Government of Jamaica, or by any public or private enterprise, or otherwise, for the­ (a) (b) collection, storage, purification or distribution of water for use by the public or any class of the public; collection, storage, treatment and disposal of sewage or garbage or refuse; (c) manufacture, storage or distribution of gas for use by the public or any class of the public; (d) (e) generation, storage or distribution of electricity tor use by the public or any class of the public; transportation of members of the public or of any class of the public, or of goods, by rai Iway, road, sea or other waterway or air; (t) maintenance of­ (i) (ii) telegraphic, telephonic, wireless telegraphic and wireless telephonic or postal communications; and broadcasting by radio and television, between any places in Jamaica; or between any place in Jamaica and any place outside Jamaica; (g) prevention, control and extinguishing of fires; (h) maintenance of public health; JUNE 22, 20 I 0] PROCLAMATIONS, RULES AND REGULATIONS 203 • (i) 0) distribution of food or drink of any description; transportation to or from, or the reception, examination, accommodation, care, treatment or isolation at any hospital, dispensary, first aid station, infirmary, health centre or almshouse or other institution of aged, destitute or infirm persons or persons who are suffering from any injury or who are believed to be suffering from any mental or physical disability or disease or who have been or are likely to have been exposed to infection with or are believed to be carriers of any infection or contagious disease; or (k) disposal of the bodies of deceased persons; "fire brigade" means the Jamaica Fire Brigade or any fire brigade constituted under any enactment for the time being in force; "Minister" means the Minister responsible for
 national security; "public authority" means the Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation, any Parish Council, Municipal Council, or other statutory body or authority or any Government company, that is to say, a comPlnY registered under the Companies Act, being a company in which ,.
Ute Government or an agency of the Government, by the holding of shares, is in a position to direct the policy of that company; "senior authorized person" means any­ (a) competent authority; (b) commissioned officer in the Jamaica Defence Force or.
in any of the armed forces of any specified country; (c) warrant officer or non-commissioned officer not below the rank of sergeant in the Jamaica Defence Force; or (d) officer or sub-officer not below the rank of sergeant in the Jamaica Constabulary Force or the Island Special Constabulary Force, and in any fire brigade; "specitied country" means any country declared for the purposes of these Regulations to be a specified country by the Minister by Notice published in the Gazette; "statutory purpose" means the preservation of the peace and the securing and regulating of the supply and distribution of food, water, fuel, electric, light and power and other necessities and the maintaining 204 PROCLAMA1IO.'JS.
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2010 of the means of transportation or locomotion and any other purpose essential to the public safety and the life of the community, including the provision of emergency shelters; and "vehicle" includes any wheeled contrivance (whether mechanically propelled or otherwise) designed or adapted to travel upon any road or any railway or tramway track or line.
(2) For the purposes of these Regulations, the "doing of work on land" means the doing of any work on, over or below the surface of the land, and, in particular, includes the making of any erection or excavation, the placing of anything, and the maintenance, removal, demolition, pulling down, destruction or rendering useless of anything, on, over or below that surface.

3.
No person shall, without lawful authority, destroy, damage, remove, tamper with, interfere with, or in any way whether similar to the foregoing or not impair the utility or efficiency of, any building, structure, works, plant, machinery, equipment, apparatus, appliance, stores, vehicle, craft, animal or article whether similar to any of the foregoing or not vested in, belonging to, or vested in any person in trust for, or used or occupied by or on behalf of Government or any department of Government or any public authority or any department of any public authority.
4.
No person shall, without lawful authority, destroy, damage, remove, tamper with, interfere with, or in any way whether similar to the foregoing or not impair the utility or efficiency of, any building, structure, works, plant, machinery, equipment, apparatus, appliance, stores, vehicle, craft, animal or article whether similar to any of the foregoing or not used or intended to be used for the maintenance, extension or operation of any essential service or for any purpose ancillary to the maintenance, extension or operation of any such service.
Protection of public property, Protection of essential services.

5.

No person shall without lawful authority, enter, remain or be upon or Prevention of trespass obstruct or impede access to or egress from any building, structure or works to public premises.

to which the provisions of regulation 3 apply.

6.


No person shall, without lawful authority, remain or be upon, obstruct Prevention of trespass or impede access to or egr,~ss from any building, structure, or works to which to premises of essential services, the provisions of regulation 4 apply.

Protection of public roads.

7.

No person shall without lawful authority damage or obstruct or do any act which is likely to prevent or interfere with the use of any road or path.

JUNE 22.2010] PROCLAMATIONS.


RULES AND REGULATIONS 205 Power 10 block roads and sel up cordons.

8.---( I) Any competent authority may, if he considers it necessary or expedient so to do tor any statutory purpose.
by order, for such time as may be specified in the order or where no time is specified, tor as long as the order remains in force, stop up or divert any road or pathway or cause a cordon to be set up to surround any area, place or premises so as to prohibit or regulate access thereto or egress therefrom.
(2) Where an order is made pursuant to paragraph (I)~ (a) (b) notice thereof shall be given in such manner as the competent authority making the order may consider best adapted for informing the public; and if any road or pathway is stopped up by means of any physical obstruction, the competent authority making the order shall cause lights, sufficient for the warning of users ofthe road to be set up every night while the road 01 pathway is so stopped up.
(3) Where any senior authorized person is satisfied that for any statutory purpose it is urgently necessary or expedient so to do, he may­ (a) tor such period, not exceeding three days, as he may think fit~ (i) (ii) prohibit the use of any road or pathway by persons or vehicles in general or by any particular category of persons or vehicles; or cause a cordon to be set up to surround any area, place or premises so as to prohibit or regulate access thereto or egress therefrom; or (b) prohibit the use of any road or pathway by any particular person or any particular vehicle.
(4) A senior authorized person by whom action is taken pursuant to sub­ paragraph (a) of paragraph (3), shall forthwith take steps, by the posting up of notice or by the stationing of guards at appropriate points, to notify members of the public of the effect of the action taken and ofthe time when any prohibition or regulation implicit in such action will, pursuant to the provisions of this regulation, expire.
(5) Where the use of any road or pathway is prqhibited to any particular person or any particular vehicle under sub-paragraph (b) of paragraph (3), the senior authorized person by whom such prohibition is issued shall take such steps as may be necessary to inform such persons or the driver of the vehicle, as the case may be, of the prohibition.
(6) If a cordon is set up around any area, place or premises under this regulation any person who, without permission (whether oral or written) of an 206 PROCLAMATIONS.

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after being challenged.

enters or departs from that area.

place or premises or attempts to enter or depart therefrom commits an oftence.

9.-( I) Any competent authority may.

if he considers it necessary or PO\\ t:r to expedient so to do for any statutory purpose.

by order.
by order.

direct the removal ofany require r':!n()\ al of animal.

vehicle or article of any description within any area specitied on the "chicks.

order to some point outside that area within such period as may be so specified.

elf.:.

(2) Where any senior authorized person is satistied that for any statutory purpose there is urgent necessity so to do.

he may direct (either orally or in writing) any person having or appearing to have control of any craft.

vehicle.

tireann.
vehicle.

tireann.

ammunition, explosive or inflammable substance.

liquid or gas.

detonator, petroleum product.

dangerous drug or alcoholic liquor forthwith to remove such thing to such place.

being a place within a radius of ten miles of the place at which such thing is at the time of such direction, as may be specitied by the person by whom such direction is given.
(3) Any direction under paragraph (2) ofthis regulation may be given by any authorized person acting under the instructions of a senior authorized person.

10.

Any competent authority and any person authorized by him shall have Power to do work on the right of access to any land or building and the right to do or cause to be done land.

on any land or to any buildings any work of any description which, in his opinion.
may be necessary or expedient to be done for any statutory purpose, and for any statutory purpose to enter into and remain in occupation ofany land or building for such period as he may think fit.

Power to requisition any artide.

11.-( I) Where any competent authority is satisfied that it is necessary or expedient for any statutory purpose so to do.

he may give notice, in writing, to the person having control of any ship registered in Jamaica, or of any article of any description in Jamaica.
requisitioning the ship or article.

(2) Where any competent authority requisitions any ship or article under paragraph (I) ofthis regulation he may, by himselt: his servants or agents, take possession of such ship or article and do, to or in relation to such ship or article.
anything which might lawfully have been done by the owner ofsuch ship or article as if such ship or article had not been requisitioned under these Regulations, and may use such ship or article for any purpose for which such ship or article might lawfully have been used if it had not been so requisitioned.

Power to requisition essential services.


12.-(l) Where the Governor-General is satistied that it is necessary or expedient so to do he may give notice in writing to the person having the management or control of any essential service requisitioning such service with effect from such date as may be specitied in such notice.

(2) Where any essential service is requisitioned under paragraph (I).

the Governor-General shall by instrument in writing appoint some person as controller ofthe service requisitioned.
JUNE 22, 20 I0] PROCLAMATIONS, RULES AND REGULATIONS 207 (3) Upon the appointment of some person as controller of any essential service, such person shall be entitled to take possession of all premises and assets of every description (other than money or securities for money) which, immediately before the giving of the notice by which such service was requisitioned, were used or intended to be used for the purposes of such service and, in relation to any premises and assets so taken possession of, and in relation to the service so requisitioned.
to do or cause ..~ be done any act or thing which might lawfully have been done by the person having control of such service if the service had not been so requisitioned.

Power 10 require returns.

13.-{ I) Where any competent authority is satisfied that it is necessary or expedient for any statutory purpose so to do.
he may by order require persons, ofsuch category as may be specified in such order, to make such returns in such form, to such person, in respect ofsuch matters relating to premises, animals or articles under their control, as may be so specified.
(2) Where any competent authority is satisfied that it is necessary or expedient for any statutory purpose so to do, he may give notice in writing to any person requiring such person to make, to the competent authority or to such other person as may be specified in such notice a return in such form, within such time and containing such particulars as may be so specified in relation to such premises, animals or articles under the control ofsuch person as may be so specified.

14.
14.

Without prejudice to any special provisions contained in these Regulations, any person shall on being requested by a competent authority so to do, furnish or produce to such authority or persons as may be specified in the request any such information or article in his possession as may be so specified.
being information or an article which the competent authority considers it necessary or expedient for any statutory purpose to, obtain or examine, and if any person fails to furnish or produce any information or article in his possession in pursuance ofa request duly made to him under this regulation he commits an offence against these Regulations: Provided that no prosecution shall be instituted in respect of any offence against this regulation.
except by or with the consent of the Director of Public Prosecutions.

15.

No person shall abuse, insult, threaten or assault any other person with a view to-­ (a) (b) deterring such other person from doing any act which such other person is lawfully entitled to do; or causing or inducing such other person to do any act which such other person is lawfully entitled to abstain from doing.

Power to require informa­ tion.

Prohibition of intimida­ tion.


208 PROCLAMATIONS, RULES AND REGULATIONS [JUNE 22, 20 I 0 Prohibition of incitement to disal'fcc­ tion.

16.
No person shall attempt to influence any member ofthe Jamaica Defence Force, any constable, any member ofany tire brigade or any correctional officer to do any act in contravention ofhis duty as such, or to refuse to do or to abstain from doing, any act proper to be done by him in the course of his duty as such, or to cease during the continuance of the emergency which was the occasion of making of these Regulations to be member of the Jamaica Defence Force or a constable or member of a fire brigade or a correctional otlicer.
Obslruc­ lion.

17.

No person shall obstruct any public officer, or a constabk acting in the coursc of his duty as such, or any person excrcising any powers or perf()rming any duties conferred or imposed on him by or under any ofthese Regulations, or otherwise discharging any lawful functions in connection with the performance of any statutory purpose.

Power to prohibit assemblies.

18.


Any competent authority may by order prohibit in any area the assembly of any persons who are suspected of acting or of having acted or of being about to act in a manner prejudicial to the public safety.

Prohibition againsl discharging firearms, etc.

Prohibition against carrying of wCdpon.

Curfew.

Power to restrict access to any area.

19.


A person who by the discharge of firearms or the use of stones, stick or other missiles, or otherwise, endangers the safety of any person commits an offence.

20.

Any competent authority may, by order, prohibit the carrying by any person ofany firearm, machete, cutlass, stick, stone or other implement or missile, in any such area as may be specified in such order.

21.
Any competent authority may, if satisfied that it is reasonably required in the interests ofdefence, public safety, public order, public morality, or public health, by order, require every person within any area specified in the order to remain within doors between such hours as may be specified in the order, and any person who within any area so specified is or remains outdoors between such hours without a permit in writing from the competent authority, or some person duly authorized by the competent authority, commits an offence.
22.
Where a person is suspected of acting or of having acted or of being about to act in a manner prejudicial to the public safety, the supply or distribution of any necessity of life or the preservation of the peace, and any competent authority is satisfied that it is desirable that such person should be prohibited from residing in or entering any particular area, the competent authority may by order prohibit him from residing or entering any such area or areas as may be specified in the order, and upon the making of such order the person to whom the order relates, shall if he resides in any area so specified, leave that area within such time as may be specified in the order, and shall not subsequently reside in or enter any area so specified.
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RULES AND REGULATIONS 209 Prohibition of unautho­ rized wearing of certain uniforms.

23.

No person not being a member ofthe Jamaica Defcm;e Force, a constable, or a member of any fire brigade shall wear the unilorm appropriate to be worn by a member of the Jamaica Defence Force, a constable or a member of any fire brigade, as the case may be, or any dress having the appearance or bearing of the distinctive marks of any such uniform.
Power to prohibit wearing of uniforms or emblems.

24.

Any competent authority may by order prohibit the wearing in any area of any uniform or any emblem of any society or association, so, however, that this regulation shall not be construed as prohibiting the wearing by persons who are lawfully engaged upon picketing of any premises of any badge or emblem indicative of the fact that they are picketing such premises.

Emergency Fire Brigade Services.


25.--( 1) Where the Governor-General is satisfied that it is necessary or expedient so to do he may by order establish an Emergency Fire Brigade for any area in such order.

(2) Every order under paragraph (1) of this regulation may contain such provision as in the opinion of the Governor-General is necessary or expedient in relation to the organization, numbers, ranks and discipline of the brigade constituted thereunder.
(3) The provisions ofthe Fire Brigade Act shall apply to every area for which an Emergency Fire Brigade is constituted under this regulation, with such modifications as may be necessary, and to every member of such Emergency Fire Brigade as they apply to members of the Jamaica Fire Brigade under that Act, with the substitution in that Act for references to officers or members of the Jamaica Fire Brigade of references to officers or members C'f such Emergency Fire Brigade.

26.
26.

Every person who forges, alters, or tampers with any naval, military, or police pass, permit or other document, or uses or has in his possession any such forged, altered or irregular naval, military, or police pass, permit or other document or impersonates any person to whom such a naval, military, or police pass, permit or other document has been duly issued, commits an offence.

27.
27.

Every person who knows or has reasonable cause to suspect that some other person is acting in contravention of any provision of thes~ Regulations shall, so soon as may be, inform some authorized person.

28.
28.

Any authorized person may enter and search any vehicle, land or premises suspected of har"louring or containing any person suspected of having committed or being about to commit any offence against these Regulations, and may, where it is necessary for further investigation or enquiry, confiscate any literature, article or thing found therein that is capable ofbeing used in a manner prejudicial to the public safety or likely to lead to a breach of the peace or any contravention of these Regulations.
Forging and imperson­ ation.

Duty of disclosing contraven­ tion of Regulations.

Power to search premises, etc.

210 PROCLAMATIONS, RULES AND REGULATIONS [JUNE 22,2010 Power 10 stop and search vehicles.

29.
29.

Any authorized person may stop any vehicle on any public highway, and if he has reason to suspect that the vehicle is being used for any purpose or in any way prejudicial to the public safety, search the vehicle and, where it is necessary tbr further investigation or enquiry, seize the vehicle and anything found therein which he has reason to suspect is being used or intended to be used for any such purpose aforesaid.

Powers of questioning.

30.


Every person, if so required by any authorized person, shall stop and answer to the best of his ability and knowledge any questions whieh may be reasonably addressed to him by the authorized person.

Powers of arrest and detention.


31.--( I) Any authorized person may arrest without a warrant and detain, pending enquiries, any person whose behaviour is of such a nature as to give reasonable grounds for suspecting that he has-~ (a) acted or is acting in a manner prejudicial to the public safety; or (b) has committed or is about to commit an offence against these Regulations.
(2) Subject to paragraph (3), a person shall not be detained under paragraph (I) for a period exceeding twenty-four hours, except with the authority of a Resident Magistrate or of a police officer not below the rank of Deputy Superintendent on whose directions such person be detained for a further period not exceeding five days.
(3) Where a Resident Magistrate or a police officer not below the rank of Senior Superintendent is satisfied that any necessary enquiries, pursuant to these Regulations, cannot be completed within such further period of five days mentioned in paragraph (2), he may direct that the person be detained for a further period not exceeding five days.
(4) Any person detained under paragraph (I), shall be deemed to be in lawful custody and may be detained in any prison or any lockup or in any other place authorized generally or specially by the Minister; and an authorized person may, during such detention take photographs, descriptions, measurements and fingerprints of any person so detained and any information so obtained may, after the release of such person, be preserved.
32.~-( 1) Any authorized person may~ (a) stop, detain and search any person and may seize anything tbund on such person which he has reason to suspect is being used or is intended to be used for any purpose or in any way prejudicial to the public safety or public order; and (b) take such steps and use such tbrce as may appear to him to be reasonably necessary to stop, detain or search any person under the provisions of this regulation.

Search of persons.
Search of persons.

JUNE 22, 20 I 0] PROCLAMATIONS, RULES AND REGULATIONS 211 (2) Every person who assaults, obstructs, hinders or resists or uses any threatening, abusive or calumnious language or aids or incites any other person to assault, obstruct, hinder or resist any authorized person in the execution of his duty under this regulation, commits an offence against these Regulations.

Confinement to place or residence.

33.


The Minister, if satisfied that it is necessary so to do in order to prevent any person from acting in a manner prejudicial to public safety or public order, may make an order requiring that person, subject to such conditions as may be specified in the order, to stay in the house or place where that person resides or resides principally or, where the person has no fixed place of abode, at a place specified by the Minister.

Detention Orders.
Detention Orders.

34.--( I) The Minister, ifsatisfied that any person has been concerned in acts prejudicial to public safety or public order or in the preparation or instigation of such acts and that for any reason thereof, it is necessary to exercise control over that person, may make an order (hereinafter referred to as a detention order) against that person directing that he be detained.
(2) Any person detained under a detention order shall be deemed to be in lawful custody and shall be detained in such place as may be authorized by the Minister and in accordance with such instructions as shall be issued by the Minister.
(3) At any time after a detention order has been made against any person, the Minister may by a further order revoke or vary the detention order or may direct that the duration of the detention order be suspended, subject to any of the following conditions, as the Minister thinks fit­ (a) imposing upon such person such restrictions as may be specified in the direction in respect­ (i) (ii) of his place of residence: and of his association or communication with other persons; (b) (c) (d) (e) prohibiting such person from being out of doors between such hours as may be so specified except with the authority of a written permit granted by such authority or person as may be so specified; prohibiting or restricting the possession or use by such person of any articles so specified; requiring such person to notify of his movements in such manner, at such times and to such authority or person as may be so specified; prohibiting such person from proceeding beyond such distance from his place of residence as may be so specified except with the authority of a written permit granted by such authority or person as may be so specified, and the Minister may by order revoke or vary any such direction whenever he thinks fit.
212 PROCLAMATIONS, RULES AND REGULATIONS [JUNE 22,2010 (4) Every person who fails to comply with a condition attached to or restriction imposed by, a direction given by the Minister under paragraph (3) shall, whether or not the direction is revoked in consequences of the failure, be guilty of an offence against these Regulations.

Closing or Premises.


35.-( I) If it appears to an authorized person that any premises have been used or are intended to be used for any purpose or in any manner prejudicial to the interest of public safety or public order, he may by order require them to be closed and remain closed unti I further order or for such period as may be specified in the order.
(2) An order made under this regulation shall be published by posting a copy of the order on the premises afTected thereby and thereatler it shall remain in full force and efTect until revoked or until the period specified therein has expired, notwithstanding that the copy aforesaid has been destroyed, obliterated or defaced.
(3) A certi fieate under the hand ofsuch authorized person to the efiect that he is sat istied that a copy of the order has been duly posted in accordance with paragraph (2) shall be admitted in evidence as conclusive proof of the posting of such copy on such premises.
(4) When an order has been made under this regulation any authorized person may, without prejudice to any proceedings which may be taken against any person for contravening such order, take such steps and use such force as may be rcasonably necessary to ensure compliance with the order.

(5) Any person, other than an authorized person, who, whilst an order is in force, enters or attempts to enter or is tound upon any premises atlected by the order commits an ofTence against these Regulations.
(6) For the purposes ofthese Regulations, "premises" includes a dwelling house: Provided that in the case of a dwelling house an order shall not be made under this regulation­ (a) except with the approval of the Minister; and (b) unless an enquiry into the fact and circumstances giving rise to such ordcr has been held by the authorized person who proposes to make the order.
(7) In holding an enquiry under paragraph (5), the authorized person shall satisfy himself that the persons living in the dwelling house concerned are given adequate opportunity to understand the subject matter of the enquiry and of making representations thereon, and subject thereto, such enquiry shall be conducted in such manner as the authorized person thinks fit.
JUNE 22, 20 I 0] PROCLAMATIONS, RULES AND REGCLATIONS 213 (8) A written report of any enquiry under this regulation shall be submitted to the Minister as soon as possible after the completion thereof and shall contain a certiticate by the authorized person that the requirements of this regulation have been complied with.

Firearms.

Ammuni­ tions and Explosives.


36.-( I) Any competent authority may, by order, provide for prohibiting (either absolutely or conditionally) the possession of any tlrearm or component part of a tlrearm or any ammunition or explosive.
(2) Every person who has in his possession or under his control any tirearm or component part of a firearm or any ammunition or explosive shall comply with such directions for securing the safe custody thereof as may be given by an authorized person and any such directions may require the removal of the tlreann or component part of the firearm or ammunition or explosive to such place as may be specified in the directions.
(3) lfany directions given under paragraph (2) by an authorized person are not complied with, then (without prejudice to any proceedings which may be taken in respect of the offence) the authorized person may cause the articles to which the directions relate to be dealt with in such manner as may be necessary for securing compliance with the directions.

Control of places of public resort and entertainment.
37.-( I) An authorized person may by order require any establishment situated within any town, village, or area specified in the order to be closed and remain closed, except during such hours and for such purposes as may be specified in the order.

(2) Any person who contravenes or fails to comply with the provisions of an order made under paragraph (1) commits an offence.
(3) If the provisions of any order made under paragraph (I) of this regulation are contravened by any person in any establishment, the manager or the person in charge of that establishment shall be deemed to have also contravened the provisions of such order unless he proves to the satisfaction of the Court that he took all reasonable means and precaution to prevent such contravention.
(4) Any order made under paragraph (1) may in addition to any other penalty provided by these Regulations, make provision for the cancellation of any licences issued in respect of the establishment concerned under any enactment relating to the sale of intoxicating liquor by retail, upon the conviction by any Court of the manager or the person in charge of the establishment for a contravention of such order.
(5) In this regulation "establishment" means any bar whether within a hotel or not, any night club, any cinematograph theatre, any club, tea shop, confectioner's shop, restaurant theatre, or any other place of public resort or entertainment whatsoever.

214 PROCLAMATIONS, RULES AND REGULATIONS [JUNE 22.2010 Establish­ ment of Tribunal for review of 38.-( I) For the purpose of these Regulations.
there shall be established a Tribunal for the review of cases of detention or restriction to be called the Emergency Powers Review Tribunal.

cases of detention of restriction.

(2) The Tribunal shall consIst of­ (a) one member appointed by the Chief Justice of Jamaica from among the persons entitled to practise or to be admitted to practice in Jamaica as attorneys-at-law, who shall be chairman of the Tribunal; and (b) two other persons appointed by the Governor-General.
(3) In the case of the temporary absence or inability to act of-­ (a) the chairman of the Tribunal, the Chief Justice may appoint another person from among persons qualified as specified in sub-paragraph (a) ofparagraph (I) to act as chairman ofthe Tribunal.

(b) any other member of the Tribunal the Governor-General may appoint another person to act for that member.
(4) The appointment of any person as a member ofthe Tribunal shall be for such term and shall be subject to such conditions as may be determined by the Chief Justice or the Governor-General, as the case may be, and a person who ceases to hold office as a member of the Tribunal shall be eligible for re-appointment thereto.
(5) Subject to the provisions of the subsection (6) of section 15 and subsection (4) ofsection 16 ofthe Constitution oflamaicaand to the provisions ofthis regulation the Tribunal may regulate its own proceedings.

(6) Any person against whom an order is made under regulation 22, 33 34 of these Regulations may make obje;:ction against the order to the Tribunal aforesaid.
(7) Any meeting ofthe Tribunal held to consider any such objection as aforesaid shall be presided over by the chairman and it shall be the duty of the chairman to inform the objector of the grounds on which the order has been made against him and to furnish him with such particulars as are in the opinion of the chairman, sufficient to enable the objector to present his case.
(8) The chairman shall report to the Minister the findings ofthe Tribunal on every such objection, including therein (in the case ofan order under regulation 33 or 34) any recommendations concerning the necessity or expediency of continuing the detention.

(9) The Minister may, having regard to the findings ofthe Tribunal and the public interest in preserving public safety and public order­ (a) in the case ofan order under regulation 22 direct the competent authority to review its decision.

JUNE 22.
JUNE 22.

20 I 0] PROCLAMATIONS, RULES AND REGULATIONS 215 (b) in the case of an order under regulation 33 or 34­ (i) (ii) direct that the order remain in force; vary the order (including imposing conditions thereunder); or (iii) revoke the order.
(11) Any order made under regulation 22,33, or 34 ofthese Regulations shall be accompanied by a notice informing the person against whom the order is made of---­ (a) the grounds on which such order was made; and (b) his right to make his objections to the Tribunal aforesaid.
(12) The Minister shall as soon as practicable after an order is made under regulation 22, 33, or 34 of these Regulations furnish the person against whom such order was made with the necessary particulars to enable him to present his case to the Tribunal.

Notices.

39.

-( I) The competent authority, or any other person by whom an order is made in pursuance of these Regulations, shall publish notice of the order in such manner as he may consider best adapted for informing persons affected by the order.
Provisions as to permit.

Savings of other powers.

Offences.

(2) No person shall, without lawful authority, deface or otherwise tamper with any notice posted up in pursuance of paragraph (1 ).

40.

Any person claiming to act under any permit or permission granted under or for the purposes of these Regulations shall, ifat any time, he is required to do so by any authorized person, produce the permit or permission for inspection.

41.
41.

The powers conferred by these Regulations are in addition and not in derogation of any powers exercisable by any person to take such steps as may be necessary for securing the public safety, and nothing in these Regulations shall affect the liability of any person to trial and punishment for any offence otherwise than in accordance with these Regulations.

42.
42.

- (I) Every person who contravenes or fails to comply with the provisions of any of these Regulations or any order made or notice given thereunder or incites or attempts to incite any other person to contravene or fail to comply with any of these Regulations or any order made or notice given thereunder commits an otTence.
(2) Any person who commits an otTence against these Regulations is liable upon summary conviction before a Resident Magistrate to imprison­ ment for a term not exceeding three months.

216 PROCLAMATIONS, RULES AND REGULATIONS (JUNE 22,2010 Restrictions in granting bail.

43.
43.

Any person in custody upon a charge of having contravened or failed to comply with any of the provisions ofthese Regulations shall not be admitted to bail by any Resident Magistrate or by any Justice of the Peace if the Resident Magistrate or Justice of the Peace is satisfied that there is reasonable cause for believing that such person ifreleased upon bail would be likely to commit a similar offence or any other offence against these Regulations.

Compen­ sation.
44.-( I) Where pursuant to these Regulations-­ (a) (b) (c) possession of any land has been taken on behalf of the Government; any property other than land has been requisitioned or acquired on behalfofthe Government; or any work has been done on any land on behalf of the Government otherwise than by way of measures taken to avoid the spreading ofthe consequences of damage not caused by Government during the emergency then, subject to the provisions of the Schedule, compensation assessed in accordance with those provisions shall be paid out of monies provided by Parliament, in respect ofthe taking of the land, the requisition or acquisition of the property, or the doing of the work, as the case may be.
(2) For the purposes of this regulation, a requirement that any space or accommodation in a ship or aircraft be placed at the disposal of any authority shall be deemed to be a requisition of property.

(3) Any dispute as to whether any compensation is payable under these Regulations or as to the amount of any compensation so payable shall, in default ofagreement, be referred to and determined by, the Supreme Court.

Protection of the Security Forces.


45.~(I) Subject to paragraph (2), no action, suit, prosecution or other proceeding shall be brought or instituted against any member of the security forces in respect of any act done in good faith during the emergency period in the exercise or purported exercise of his functions or for the public safety or restoration of order or the preservation ofthe peace in any place or places within the Island or otherwise in the public interest.
(2) Paragraph (l) shall not prevent institution or prosecution of proceedings­ (a) (b) for compensation pursuant to regulation 44; in respect ofany rights for alleged breaches ofcontract ifthe proceedings are instituted within one year from the date when the cause of action arose.
(3) For the purposes of this regulation, a certificate by the Minister that any act of a member of the security forces was done in the exercise or purported exercise of his functions or for the public safety or for the restoration JUNE 22,2010] PROCLAMATIONS, RULES AND REGULATIONS 217 of order or the preservation ofthe peace or otherwise in the public interest shall be sufficient evidence that such member was so acting and any such act shall be deemed to have been done in good faith unless the contrary is proved.
(4) In this regulation­ "the emergency period" means the period of public emergency (which commenced with the Proclamation of the Governor-General published in the Jamaica Gazette Supplement Proclamation, Rules and Regulations on the 23rd day of May, 20 I 0) as extended with effect from the 23rd day of June, 20 I 0 by Resolution of the House of Representatives made on the 22nd day of June 20 10; "member of the security forces" means any authorized person or senior authorized person and any other person acting under the authority of such a person as aforesaid.
Savings.

46.
Without limiting the effect ofsection 3 (7) of the Act, any appointment or order made, or any other action or thing done under or by virtue of, any provision in the Emergency Powers Regulations, 2010 (which expire after June 22, 2010) and which was in force or otherwise substisting immediately before their expiry­ (a) shall be deemed for the purposes of these Regulations to have been made, commenced or done, as the case may be, under these Regulations; (b) may be continued under these Regulations as ifbegin hereunder.
218 PROCLAMATIONS, RULES AND REGULATIONS [JUNE 22,2010 SCHEDULE (Regulation 44) ARTICLE I.

Compensation in respect of taking possession of land I.
The compensation payable under these Regulations in respect of the taking possession of any land shall be the aggregate of the following sums, that is to say-­ (a) a sum equal to the rent which might reasonably be expected to be payable by a tenant in occupation of the land, during the period for which possession of the land is retained in the exercise of emergency powers, under a lease granted immediately before the beginning of the period, whereby the tenant undertook to pay all usual tenant's rates and taxes and to bear th~ cost of the repairs and insurance and the other expenses, if any, necessary to maintain the land in a state to command that rent; and (b) (c) a sum equal to the cost of making good any damage to the land which may have occurred during the period for which possession thereof is so retained (except in so far as the damage had been made good during that period by a person acting on behalf of the Government), no account being taken of fair wear and tear; and in a case where the land is agricultural land, a sum equal to the amount (if any) which might reasonably have been expected to be payable in addition to rent by an incoming tenant, in respect of things previously done for the purpose of the cultivation of the land, and in respect of seeds, tillages, growing crops and other similar matters, under a lease of the land granted immediately before possession thereof was taken in the exercise of emergency powers; and (d) a sum equal to the amount of any expenses reasonably incurred otherwise than on behalf of the Government, for the purpose of compliance with any directions given on behalf of the Government in connection with the taking possession of the land; Provided that­ (i) in computing for the purposes of sub-paragraph (a) of this paragraph the rent which might reasonably be expected to be payable in respect of any land, and in computing for the purposes of sub-paragraph (c) of this paragraph any amount which might reasonably have been expected to be payable in addition to rent by an
 incoming tenant, no account shall be taken of any appreciation of values due to the emergency; and (ii) there shall not, by virtue of sub-paragraph (b) of this paragraph be payable in respect of damage to any land JUNE 22,2010) PROCLAMATIONS, RULES AND REGULATIONS 219 SCHEDULE.
comd.

a sum greater than the value of the land at the time when possession thereof was taken in the exercise of emergency powers, no account being taken of any appreciation in the value thereof due to the emergency.

2.
Any compensation under sub-paragraph (a) of the preceding paragraph shall be considered as accruing due from day to day during the period for which the possession of the land is taken in the exercise of emergency powers, and be appurtionable in respect of time accordingly, and shall be paid to the person who for the time being would be entitled to occupy the land but for the fact that possession thereof is retained in the exercise of such powers; but this paragraph shall not operate so as to require the making of payments at intervals of less than three months.
For the purposes of the enactments relating to income tax and the enactments relating to land tax, any compensation under the said sub-paragraph (a) shall be deemed to be rent payable for the land, the Government shall be deemed to pay it as tenant occupier, and the person receiving it shall be deemed to receive it as landlord.

3.
3.

Any compensation under sub-paragraph (b) of paragraph (1) of this article shall accrue due at the end of the period for which possession of the land is retained in the exercise of emergency powers, and shall be paid to the person who is then the owner of the land.

4.
4.

Any compensation under sub-paragraph (c) of paragraph (1) of this article shall accrue due at the time when possession of the land is taken in the exercise of emergency powers, and shall be paid to the person who immediately before that time was the occupier of the land.
S. Any compensation under sub-paragraph (d) of paragraph (I) of this article shall accrue due at the time when expenses in respect of which the compensation is payable are incurred, and shall be paid to the person by whom or on whose behalf these expenses were incurred.

ARTICLE 2.

Compensation in respect of the doing of work on land.

I.
I.

Compensation under these Regulations in respect of the doing of any work on any land shall be payable only if the annual value of the land is diminished by reason of the doing of the work.
2.-( I) The compensation payable under this article in respect of the doing of any work on any land shall, in the first instance, be a sum calculated by reference to the diminution of the annual value of the land ascribable to 220 PROCLAMATIONS, RULES AND REGULATIONS [JUNE 22, 20 I 0 SCHEDULE, contd, the doing of the work, and shall be paid in instalments, quarterly in arrears, to the person who for the time being is entitled to occupy the land.
(2) Any compensation under this paragraph shaH be considered as accruing due from day to day, and shall be apportionable in respect of time accordingly.

3.
If, at any time after compensation under the preceding paragraph has become payable by reason of the doing of any work on any land, a person acting on behalf of the Government­ (a) causes the land to be restored, so far as practicable, to the condition in which it would be but for the doing of the work; or (b) serves on the person for the time being entitled to occupy the land a written notice of intention to discharge the liability for the compensation by making, not earlier than a date specified in the notice, payment of a lump sum in accordance with the following provisions of this article, the period in respect of which compensation is payable under the preceding paragraph by reason of the doing of the work shall end with the date immediately preceding the date on which the restoration is completed or, as the case may be the date specified in the notice.
4.

Where, by virtue of the operation of the last preceding paragraph in relation to any work done on any land, the period in respect of which compensation under paragraph (I) of this article is payable by reason of the doing of the work comes to an end, then if, at the expiration of that period, the value of any estate or interest which a person then has in the land is less than it would be but for the doing of the work, there shall be paid to him by way of compensation under these Regulations.
a sum equal to the amount of the said depreciation in the value of the estate or interest; and that compensation shall be taken to accrue due at the expiration of the said period.

5.
5.

As soon as may be after effecting any restoration or serving any notice in pursuance of paragraph (3) ofthis article, the person by whom the restoration was effected or the notice served shall cause the fact of the restoration or the contents of the notice, as the case may be, to be published in such manner as he thinks best adapted for informing persons affected.

6.
6.

In determining for the purposes of this article whether the annual value of any land is diminished by reason of the doing of any work thereon, and JUNE 22,2010] PROCLAMATIONS, RULES AND REGULATIONS 221 SCHEDULE, contd.

in assessing any compensation under this article in respect of the doing of any work on any land, it shaIl be assumed that the land cannot be restored to the condition in which it would be but for the doing of the work.

7.
7.

For the purposes of this article, no account shall be taken of any diminution or depreciation in value ascribable only to loss of pleasure or amenity.

8.

No compensation under this article shall, in relation to any land, be payable in respect of any period for which possession of that land is taken on behalf of the Government in the exercise of emergency powers.

9.
(a) In this Article­ "annual value" means, in relation to any land, the rent at which the land might reasonably be expected to be let from year to year, jf the tenant undertook to pay all usual tenant's rates and taxes and to bear the costs of the repairs and insurance and other expenses, if any, necessary to maintain the land in a state to command that rent; and (b) "diminution of the annual value" means, in relation to the doing of any work on any land the amount by which the annual value of the land is less than it would if the work had not been done.
ARTICLE 3.

Compensation in respect of Requisition or Acquisition of Vessels, Vehicles, Aircraft and Special Equipment 1.
The compensation payable under these Regulations in respect of the requisition of any vessel, vehicle or aircraft or excavator, crane or agricultural implement or agricultural, mining or quarrying machinery shall be the aggregate of the following sums, that is to say­ (a) (b) a sum equal to the amount which might reasonably be expected to be payable by a person for the use of the vessel, vehicle or aircraft or excavator, crane or agricultural implement or agricultural, mining or quarrying machinery during the period of the requisition, under a charter or contract of hiring whereby he undertook to bear the cost of insuring, maintaining and running the vessel, vehicle or aircraft excavator, crane or agricultural implement or agricultural, mining or quarrying machinery; and if an agreement is made on behalf of the Government for the running of the vessel, vehicle or aircraft or excavator, crane or agricultural implement or agricultural, mining or quarrying machinery during the said period by the person who, but for the requisition, would be entitled to possession of the vessel, vehicle or aircraft or excavator, crane or agricultural implement or agricultural, mining or quarrying machinery, or who is owner thereof, a sum equal to the amount of 222 PROCLAMATIONS, RULES AND REGULATIONS [JUNE 22, 20 I 0 SCHEDULE, contd.
any or who is the owner thereof, a sum equal to the amount of any expenses reasonably incurred by that person in connection with maintenance and running of the vessel, vehicle or aircraft or excavator, crane or agricultural implement or agricultural, mining or quarrying machinery during that period, not being expenses taken into account for the purposes of sub-paragraph (a) of this paragraph; and a sum equal to the cost of making good any damage to the vessel, vehicle or aircraft or excavator, crane or agricultural implement or agricultural, mining or quarrying machinery not resulting in a total loss thereof, which may have occurred during the said period (except in so far as the damage has been made good during that period by a person acting on behalf of the Government), no account being taken of fair wear and tear; and in a case where, during the period of the requisition, a total loss of the vessel, vehicle or aircraft or excavator, crane or agricultural implement or agricultural, mining or quarrying machinery occurs, a sum equal to the value of the vessel, vehicle or aircraft or excavator, crane or agricultural implement or agricultural, mining or quarrying machinery immediately before the occurrence of the damage which caused the loss; and (c) (d) (e) a sum equal to the amount of any expenses reasonably incurred, othenvise than on behalf of the Government, for the purpose of compliance with any directions given on behalf of the Government in connection with the requisition: Provided that­ (i) (ii) in computing for the purposes of sub-paragraph (a) of this paragraph the amount which might reasonably be expected to be payable for the use of any vessel, vehicle or aircraft or excavator, crane or agricultural implement or agricultural, mining or quarrying machinery, no account shall be taken of any appreciation in the value thereof due to the emergency; and no compensation shall by virtue of this paragraph be payable in respect of any loss of, or damage to, any vehicle or aircraft arising in consequence of the
 emergency, unless it is shown that, at the time when the loss or damage occurred, the risk of the vehicle or aircraft being lost or damaged in consequence of the emergency was materially increased by reason of the requisition thereof in the exercise of emergency power; and JUNE 22, 20 I 0] PROCLAMATIONS, RULES AND REGULATIONS 223 SCHEDULE, contd, (iii) no compensation shall by virtue lIf sub-paragraph (a) of this paragraph be payable in respect of any damage, if compensation in respect of expenses incurred for the purpose of making good that damage has accrued due by virtue of sub-paragraph (b) of this paragraph, 2, Any compensation under sub-paragraph (a) of the proceeding paragraph shall be considered as accruing due from day to day during the period for which the vessel, vehicle or aircraft or excavator, crane or agricultural implement or agricultural, mining or quarrying machinery is requisitioned in the exercise of emergency powers, and be apportioned in respect of time accordingly, and shall be paid to the person who, at the time when the compensation accrues due, is the owner of the vessel, vehicle or aircraft or excavator, crane or agricultural implement or agricultural, mining or quarrying machinery; but this paragraph shall not operate so as to require the making of payments at intervals of less than one month.
3.
Where, on the day on which any compensation accrues due by virtue of sub-paragraph (a) of paragraph (I) of this article, a person other than the owner of the vessel, vehicle or aircraft or excavator, crane or agricultural implement or agricultural, mining or quarrying machinery is by virtue of a subsisting charter or contract of hiring the person who would, be entitled to possession of, or to use the vessel, vehicle or aircraft or excavator, crane or agricultural implement or agricultural, mining or quarrying machinery but for the requisition, the person to whom the compensation is paid shall be deemed to receive it as a trustee for the first mentioned person.
4.

Any compensation under sub-paragraph (b) or sub-paragraph (e) of paragraph (I) of this article shall accrue due at the time when the expenses in respect of which the compensation is payable are incurred; but this paragraph shall not operate so as to require the making of payment at intervals of less than one month.

5.
5.

Any compensation under sub-paragraph (c) or sub-paragraph (d) of paragraph (I) of this article shall accrue due at the end of the period of requisition, and shall, subject to the following provisions of these Regulations, be paid to the person who is then the owner of the vessel, vehicle or aircraft or excavator, crane or agricultural implement or agricultural, mining or quarrying machinery.

6.
For the purposes of paragraph (I) of this article, the expression "total loss" shall have the same meaning as it has for the purposes of the law relating to insurance, and accordingly sbll be construed as including constructive total loss; and upon the payment to any person of compensation which has become payable by virtue of sub-paragraph (d) of that paragraph in respect of any loss, the Government shall have the same right to take over an interest in whatever remains of the vessel, vehicle or aircraft or excavator, 224 PROCLAMATIONS, RULES AND REGULATIONS (JUNE 22, 20 10 SCHEDULE, contd.
crane or agricultural implement or agricultural, mining or quarrying machinery, and the same rights and remedies in and in respect of the vessel, vehicle or aircraft or excavator, crane or agricultural implement or agricultural, mining or quarrying machinery as it would have if the payment had been made by the Government as the insurer under a contract insuring that person against the loss.

7.
7.

The compensation payable under these Regulations in respect of the acquisition of any vessel, vehicle or aircraft or excavator, crane or agricultural implement or agricultural.
mining or quarrying machinery shall be a sum equal to the value of the vessel, vehicle or aircraft or excavator, crane or agricultural implement or agricultural, mining or quarrying machinery immediately before the acquisition, no account being taken of any appreciation due to the emergency, and shall, subject to the following vessel, vehicle or aircraft or excavator, crane or agricultural implement or agricultural, mining or quarrying machinery.
For the purpose of assessing any compensation under this paragraph in respect of the acquisition of any vessel, vehicle or aircraft or excavator, crane or agricultural implement or agricultural, mining or quarrying machinery, no account shall be taken of any compensation under sub-paragraph (a) or sub­ paragraph (C) of paragraph (1) of this article which may have become payable in respect of the requisition of that vessel, vehicle or aircraft or excavator, crane or agricultural implement or agricultural, mining or quarrying machinery.
8.
Where, at any time during the period for which a vessel, vehicle or aircraft or excavator, crane or agricultural implement or agricultural, mining or quarrying machinery is requisitioned on behalf of the Government in the exercise of emergency powers­ (a) a written notice stating that the vessel, vehicle or aircraft or excavator, crane or agricultural implement or agricultural, mining or quarrying machinery is to be treated as acquired on behalf of the Government is served on the owner thereof by a person acting on behalf of the Government; or (b) the vessel, vehicle or aircraft or excavator, crane or agricultural implement or agricultural, mining or quarrying machinery is sold on behalf of the Government, then, for the purpose of this article, the vessel, vehicle or aircraft or excavator, crane or agricultural implement or agricultural, mining or quarrying machinery shall be deemed to have been acquired on behalf of the Government in the exercise of emergency powers on the date specified in that behalf in the written notice aforesaid or, if no date is so specified, on the date on which the written notice is so served or, in the case of a sale on behalf of the Government, immediately before the day on which the JUNE 22, 2010] PROCLAMATIONS, RULES AND REGULATIONS 225 SCHEDULE, contd.
vessel, vehicle or aircraft or excavator, crane or agricultural implement or agricultural, mining or quarrying machinery was so sold, and the period of requisition shall be deemed to have ended at the time when the acquisition of the vessel, vehicle or aircraft or excavator, crane or agricultural implement or agricultural, mining or quarrying machinery as aforesaid is deemed by virtue of this paragraph to have been effected.

9.
Where there is effected such a sale of any vessel, vehicle or aircraft or excavator, crane or agricultural implement or agricultural, mining or quarrying machinery as is referred to in sub-paragraph (b) of the last preceding paragraph, the person by whom the sale was effected shall, as soon as may be thereafter, serve a written notice of the sale on the person who for the time being would be the owner of the vessel, vehicle or aircraft or excavator, crane or agricultural implement or agricultural, mining or quarrying machinery but for the sale thereof as aforesaid.
ARTICLE 4.

Compensation in Respect of Taking Space or accommodation in Ships and Aircraft I.
The compensation payable under these Regulations in respect of any requirement that any space or accommodation in a ~hip or an aircraft be placed at the disposal of any authority shall be the aggregate of the following sums, that is to say­ (a) (b) a sum equal to the amount which might reasonably be expected to be payable for the use of that space or accommodation during the period for which it is at (he disposal of the authority by virtue of that requirement, no account being taken of any appreciation of values due to the emergency; and a sum equal to the amount of any expenses reasonably incurred otherwise than on behalf of the Government, for the purpose of compliance with any directions given on behalf of the Government in connection with the said requirement.
2.
Any compensation under sub-paragraph (a) of the preceding paragraph shall be considered as accruing due from day to day during the period for which the space or accommodation remains at the disposal of the authority at whose disposal it was required to be placed, and be apportionable in respect of time accordingly, and shall be paid to the person who, at the time when the compensation accrues due, is the owner of the ship or aircraft; but this paragraph shall not operate so as to require the making of any payment before the end of the said period.
3.

Where, on the day on which any compensation accrues due by virtue of sub-paragraph (a) of paragraph (I) of this article, a person other than the owner of the ship or aircraft is, by virtue of a subsisting charter or contract of hiring, entitled to possession of, or to use of, the ship or aircraft or is, by 226 PROCLAMATIONS, RULES AND REGULATIONS [JUNE 22,2010 SCHEDULE.

contd.
contd.

virtue of a subsisting contract, the person who would be entitled to use the space or accommodation but for the requirement in respect of which the compensation is payable, the person to whom the compensation is paid shall be deemed to receive it as a trustee for the first mentioned person.

4.
4.

Any compensation under sub-paragraph (b) of paragraph (I) of this article shall accrue due at the time when the expenses in respect of which the compensation is payable are incurred, and shall be paid to the person by whom or on whose behalf those expenses were incurred.

ARTICLE 5.

Compensation in Respect of Requisition or Acquisition of Goods Other Than Vessels.

Vehicles.

Aircraft and Specified Equipment I.
Subject to the provisions of the next following paragraph, the compensation payable under these Regulations in respect of the requisition or acquisition of any goods shall be a sum equal to the price which the person who, immediately before the requisition or acquisition, was the owner of the goods might reasonably have been expected to obtain upon a sale of the goods then effected by him, regard being had to the condition of the goods at the time and no account taken of any appreciation in the value of the goods due to the emergency.
2.
Any compensation under paragraph I shall not­ (a) in a case where the owner of the goods immediately before the requisition or acquisition, was a person who had produced the goods with a view to the sale thereof, exceed the aggregate of­ (i) (ii) the cost reasonably incurred by that person in producing the goods; and the profit which he might reasonably have been expected to make on a sale of the goods eflected by him immediately before the requisition or acquisition; (b) in a case where the owner of the goods, immediately before the requisition or acquisition, was some person other than the producer of the goods, and the goods had been bought by that person with a view to the sale thereof, exceed the aggregate of­ (i) (ii) the price which it was reasonable for him to pay for the goods when they were so bought by him; and the profit which he might reasonably have been expected to make on a sale of the goods effected by him immediately before the requisition or acquisition; and, in assessing such compensation in any other case, no account shall be taken of any profit which might be expected to be made on a sale of the goods: JUNE 22,2010] PROCLAMATIONS, RULES AND REGULATIONS 227 SCHEDULE, contd.
Provided that if, at the time when any goods are requisitioned or acquired on behalf of the Government in the exercise of emergency powers, the price or maximum price at which such goods may be sold is fixed by law, this paragraph shall not be taken to authorize the assessment, by way of compensation under the preceding paragraph in respect of the requisition or acquisition, of a sum exceeding that price or maximum price.

as the case may be.
as the case may be.

In the preceding provisions of this paragraph the reference to a person who had produced the goods with a view to the sale thereof, and the reference to the producer of the goods, shall be construed as including a reference to his personal representative or any person carrying on business in succession to him by virtue of any assignment or transmission by operation of law.

3.
3.

The compensation payable under these Regulations in respect of the requisition or acquisition of any goods shall include a sum equal to the amount of any expenses reasonably incurred, otherwise than on behalf of the Government, for the purpose of compliance with any directions given on behalf of the Government in connection with the requisition or acquisition.

4.
4.

Any compensation under paragraph (l) of this article shall accrue due at the time of the requisition or acquisition of the goods, and shall, subject to the following provisions of these Regulations, be paid to the person who is then the owner of the goods.

5.
5.

Any compensation under paragraph (3) of this article shall accrue due at the time when the expenses in respect of which the compensation is payable are incurred and shall be paid to the person by whom or on whose behalf those expenses were incurred.

ARTICLE 6.
ARTICLE 6.

Limitation of Time for Claiming Compensation No claim for any compensation under these Regulations shall be entertained unless notice of the claim has been given to the Attorney-General within the period of six months, or such longer period as the Minister may, either generally or in relation to any particular claim or class of claim, allow, beginT!ing in either case with the date on which the compensation accrues due or the date of commencement of these Regulations, whichever is the later.
ARTICLE 7.

Exclusion of Compensation in Certain Cases No compensation shall, by virtue of these Regulations, be payable to any person in respect of any loss of, or damage to, property, if and so far as that person has become entitled, apart from the provisions of these Regulations, to recover any sum by way of damages or indemnity in respec!

of that loss or damage or is, at the time of the occurrence of the loss or damage, required under any contract with the Government to be insured in respect thereof.
228 PROCLAMATIONS, RULES AND REGULATIONS [JUNE 22,2010 SCHEDULE, contd.

ARTICLE 8.
Provisions as to Property Subject to Hire Purchase Agreements In a case where any property in respect of the requisition or acquisition of which compensation is required by these Regulations to be paid to the person who is the owner of the property immediately before the requisition or acquisition, is then in the possession of some other person by virtue of hire purchase agreement, that person may, by a notice given to the Attorney­ General within the period limited by these Regulations, in relation to the making of any claim by the owner for payment of the compensation, make a claim to have apportioned to him such part of the compensation as may be specified in his claim; and in default of agreement between the parties, the last mentioned claim shall be referred to the Supreme Court, and thereupon that Court may apportion the compensation between the owner and the other person in such manner as appears to it to be just ARTICLE 9.
Provisions as to Property Subject to Mortgages.

Pledges, etc.

Where any sum by way of compensation is paid in accordance with any provisions of these Regulations requiring compensation to be paid to the owner of any property, then if at the time when the compensation accrues due, the property is subject to any mortgage, pledge, lien or other obligation.

ARTICLE 10.
Compensation Payable Apart from these Regulations The provision of these Regulations shall be without prejudice to any agreement for the making of any payment (whether by way of compensation or otherwise) in respect of doing of anything on behalf of the Government in the exercise of emergency powers; but, where compensation in respect of doing of anything as aforesaid, would, apart from this article, be payable both under these Regulations and under some other enactment or rule of law, then, subject to any such agreement as aforesaid, the compensation shall be payable in accordance with these Regulations and not otherwise.
ARTICLE 11. interpretation of this Schedule In this Schedule the following expressions have the meanings hereby respectively assigned to them, that is to say­ "agricultural land" means any land used as arable, meadow or pasture land, land used for a plantation or wood or for the growth of saleable underwood, or land used for the purpose of poultry JUNE 22, 20 to] PROCLAMATIONS, RULES AND REGULATIONS 229 SCHEDULE.

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farming.
market gardens, nursery grounds, orchards or allotments: "aircraft" means any flying machine, glider or airship or any balloon (whether fixed or free); "the emergency" means the emergency that was the occasion of the making of the Proclamation of Emergency issued the 23rd day of May, 2010 and its extension in torce with effect from the 23rd day of June, 20 I 0; "emergency powers" means any power conferred by these Regulations; "exercise" includes purported exercise; "fair wear and tear", in relation to any property possession of which is taken on behalf of the Government or which is requisitioned on behalf of the Government, means such fair wear and tear as might have been expected to occur but tor the fact that possession of the property was so taken or that the property was so requisitioned, as the case may be; "goods" means chattels other than vessels, vehicles and aircraft or excavator, crane or agricultural implement or agricultural, mining or quarrying machinery; "hire purchase agreement" has the same meaning as in the Hire Purchase Act; "land" includes (without prejudice to any of the provisions of section 3 of the Interpretation Act) land covered with water, and parts of houses or building; "owner" means­ (a) (b) in relation to land, the person who is receiving the rackrent of the land, whether on his own account or as agent or trustee for any other person, or who would so receive the rackrent of the land if it were let at rackrent: or in relation to any property other than land, the person entitled to sell the property, it being assumed not to be subject to any mortgage, pledge, lien or other similar obligation; 230 PROCLAMATIONS, RULES AND REGULATIONS [JUNE 22,2010 SCHEDULE, con/d.
"rackrent" in relation to any property means a rent which is not less than two-thirds of the rent at which the property might reasonably bc expected to let from year to year free from all usual tenants' rates and taxes, and deducting therefrom the probable average annual cost of the repairs, insurance and other expenses (if any) necessary to maintain the same in a state to command the rent.

Made at King's House this 22nd day of June, 2010.


PATRICK L. ALLEN, Governor-General PRINTED BY JAMAICAPRINTING SERVICES (1992) LTD.. (GOVERNMENT PRINTERS).

DUKE STREET, KINGSTON, JAMAICA