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name of the spouse or child of that person—
     (a) the spouse or child shall be deemed, for the purposes of this section, to be the holder of that re-entry permit; and
     (b) the re-entry permit shall be deemed, for the purposes of this section, to have been duly granted to the spouse or child under the Immigration Ordinance.

(12) Nothing in section 6 of the Migration Act 1958 shall be taken to limit the power of an officer to grant an entry permit in pursuance of sub-section (4) or (7) of this section.

(13) A fee is not payable in respect of an application for an entry permit in pursuance of sub-section (7).

(14) A re-entry permit shall be deemed, for the purposes of this section, to expire at the expiration of the period during which the permit is expressed to be valid or upon the grant to the holder of that permit of an entry permit (not being a temporary entry permit), whichever first occurs.

(15) In this section—
     "commencing date" means the date fixed by Proclamation for the purposes of sub-section 2 (2);
     "Immigration Ordinance" means the Immigration Ordinance of the Colony of Singapore in its application as part of the law of the Territory;
     "overseas vessel", in relation to the Territory, means a vessel that had entered the Territory from overseas;
     "re-entry permit" means an authority, in whatever form and however described, to re-enter the Territory granted under the Immigration Ordinance;

     "relevant resident" means a person (not being a person who has been deported from Australia) who, immediately before the commencing date was present in the Territory, was not the subject of a removal order in force under the Immigration Ordinance and—
         (a) was, immediately before that date, employed in the Territory by the British Phosphate Commissioners or by the Minister administering the Christmas Island Act 1958 under the Administration Ordinance 1968 of the Territory;
         (b) had, at any time before that date, been employed in the Territory by the Christmas Island Phosphate Company Limited or the British Phosphate Commissioners or by the Minister administering the Christmas Island Act 1958 under the Administration Ordinance 1958, or the Administration Ordinance 1968, of the Territory; or
         (c) was, at any time before that date, wholly or partly dependent upon a person who was, or had been, so employed;
     "relevant visitor" means a person (not being a relevant resident, a person who has been deported from Australia or a member of the crew of an overseas vessel that was in port in the Territory immediately before the commencing date) who—
         (a) was, immediately before the commencing date, present in the Territory;
         (b) had, at any time before that date,