No, 19. Unilcd Kindom (iGovernment Mission 1967
 immunitiess and Privileges).


 (b) A diplomatic agent is not obliged to give evidence as
 a witness.
 (c) No measures of execution may be taken in respect of a
 diplomatic agent except in the cases coming under heads (i),
 (ii) and (iii) of sub-paragraph (a) of this pa agraph, and
 provided that the measures concerned can be taken without
 infringing the inviolability of his person or of his residence.

 (d) The immunity of a diplomatic agent from the juris-
 diction of St. Vincent does ut exempt him from thi.' jurisdiction
 of the Uniited Kingdom.

 10.--(a) The inununity fromi jurisdiction of diplomatic
 agents and of persons enjoying inmimnity under paragraph 15
 may be waived by the Government of the United Kingdom.

 (b: The waiver must always be express.

 (c) The initiation of proceedings, by a dipj nimatic agenl
 or by a person enjoying immunity from juris iijet ion under
 paragraph 15 shall preclude him from invoking immunity
 from jurisdiction in respect of any counter-cUMi directly
 connected with the principal claim.

 (d) Waiver of immunity from jurisdiction in respect of
 civil or administrative proceedings shall not be hlid to imply
 waiver or immunity in re Pect of the execution of the juig-
 ment, for which a separate waiver shall be necessary.

 11.-(a) subject to the provisions of sub-paragraph (c) of
 this paragraph a diplomatic agent shall with respect to ser-
 vices rendered for the United Kingdom be exempt from social
 security provisions which may be in force in St. Vincent.

 (b) The exemption provided for in sub-paragraph (a) of
 this paragraph shall also apply to private servants who are in
 the sole employ of a diplomatic agent, on condition:

 (i) that they are not periinm gently resident in St.
 Vincent; and
 (ii) that they are covered by the social security pro-
 visions which may be in force in the United
 Kingdom or another country.