No. 19. United Kingdom Government Mission 1967
 (Immunities and Privileges).


diplomatic bag directly and freely from the captain of the
aircraft.

 5. The fees and charges levied by the mission in the
course of its official duties shall be exempt from all dues and
taxes.

 6. A diplomatic agent shall be exempt from all restric-
tions on entering and leaving St. Vincent. He shall not be
required to obtain any permit or other document required by
any law for the purpose of entering, leaving or residing in
St. Vincent, and he shall not be liable to deportation or removal
from St. Vincent.

 7. The person of a diplomatic agent shall be inviolable.
IHe shall not be liable to any form of arrest or detention. The
Government of St. Vincent shall treat him with due respect
and shall take all appropriate steps to prevent any attack on
his person, freedom or dignity.

 8.-(a) The private residence of a diplomatic agent shall
enjoy the same in'-iolability and protection as the premises of
the mission.
 (b) His papers, correspondence and, except as provided
in sub-paragraph (1e) of paragraph 9, his property, shall like-
wise enjoy inviolability.

 9.-(a) A diplomatic agent shall enjoy immunity from
the criminal jurisdiction of St. Vincent. He shall also enjoy
immunity from its civil and administrative jurisdiction, except
in the case of:-
 (i) a real action relating to private immovable pro-
 perty situated in ,St. Vincent, unless he holds it
 on behalf of the Government of the United King-
 dom for the purposes of the mission;
 (ii) an action relating to succession in which the
 diplomatic agent is involved as executor, admin-
 istrator, heir or legatee as a private person and
 not on behalf of the Government of the United
 Kingdom;
 (iii) an action relating to any professional or com-
 mercial activity exercised by the diplomatic agent
 in St. Vincent outside his official functions.