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of the owner of the free port, as is likewise direct supervision to see that goods for 
the exportation of which from the Kingdom certain special conditions are laid 
down are not thus improperly exported. 
Art. 2. In exercising the supervision discussed in article 1, it is the duty of the 
owner of the free port, whenever there is any question as to the disposition or 
removal of goods the right of which to importation or exportation may be con- 
sidered to be restricted as stated in the same article, to make a report as soon as 
possible to the customs service of the free port, upon the examination made by 
which it shall depend to what extent and under what conditions the person 
concerned may be allowed, according to the regulations in force, to keep or remove 
the goods or what measures must first be taken with regard to the goods according 
to the regulations. 
Arr. 3. With regard to supervision inside the free port to see that the rules in 
force for preventing the bringing in of contagious diseases into the Kingdom by 
ships, their passengers or crew or the men who unload them are being followed, 
what is said in articles 1 and 2 may be applied in the corresponding way. 
SECTION 28. PAYMENT IN ADVANCE 
The owner of the free port is entitled to collect in advance the charges for the 
use of buildings, storage rooms, or storage space inside the free port, or equipment 
therein, as well as premiums on insurance asked for and fees for such labor or 
other such assistance as the person handling the goods is granted by the owner 
of the free port. , 
SECTION 29. BOOKS KEPT BY THE OWNER OF THE FREE PORT 
The owner of the free port shall keep a complete set of books showing what he 
does in the free port. 
SECTION 30. SOJOURN WITHIN THE FREE PORT 
Article 1. The manager of the free port should see to it that persons who have 
been guilty of unlawful importation or exportation of goods or have carried on 
illicit retail trade inside the free port are not employed for performing labor or 
doing any other work inside the free port, and he may also, at the instigation of 
the chief of the customs service of the free port, forbid undependable persons 
to stay inside the free port. 
ART. 2. Members of the traffic force employed permanently or temporarily 
by the management of the free port shall wear special service badges which are 
approved by the chief of the customs service at the free port. 
ArT. 3. A person, who, in accordance with section 9, is accepted for per- 
Forming work for a lessee within the free port, shall, when at work, wear a special 
service badge approved by the chief of the customs service of the free port, 
which badge will be furnished by the management of the free port, and the service 
badge shall be returned by the lessee concerned when the wearer of it leaves hie 
employ. 
Art. 4. For admittance in general to the warehouses inside the free port 
or to other buildings or open spaces rented to individuals, special permits issued 
by the management of the free port shall be required of others than persons in 
the service of the authorities of the free port, but no hindrance or delay must 
be caused to the health authorities in the performance of their duties hv this, or 
to policemen engaged in the performance of their duties. 
ART. 5. Traders who are inside the free port are absolutely bound to respect 
the rules which the employees of the free port on duty there may find it necessary 
to issue with regard to supersivion.