text: upon the grant of a licence by the Governor under section 4. A permit to land as a visitor may be issued to any person by the Island Magistrate under section 5 of the Ordinance. The necessity to obtain a licence or permit does not apply to public officers and other persons defined in section 8 of the Ordinance as having the status of a British dependent under the British Natinality Act 1981 and enjoying an appropriate connection with the Island. No legal restrictions whatever are placed on any person wishing to leave the Islands. Article 13 >. The Landing and Residence Ordinance does not make separate provision for Liens as distinct from persons having British dependent status under the •itish Nationality Act. There is provision in section 6 of the Ordinance for le expulsion of any person who is unlawfully in the Islands either by reason having landed in contravention of the provisions of the Ordinance or having tiled to comply with any condition of the licence or permit by which entry CCPR/C/58/Add.6 page 138 was obtained. While there is no prescribed appeal procedure under the Landing and Residence Ordinance, the validity of an order of the Governor under section 6 could be challenged in court proceedings. No such order may be made against the classes of exempted persons listed in section 8. 20. Deportation applies only to persons who are unlawfully in the Islands. While no specific appeal or review procedures are provided, no restrictions have been imposed upon the general right of recourse to the courts to contest the legality or validity of any such decision. 21. There is no right of appeal as such against an order of the Governor under section 6 of the Landing and Residence Ordinance requiring a person to depart from and remain out of the Islands. Any civil proceeding to question 
analysis: This text appears to be discussing immigration and residency regulations in a specific island territory, including the process for obtaining a licence or permit, the requirements for exemption, and the procedures for deportation and appeal. The text does not mention any specific economic, environmental, or scientific topics, and instead focuses on the legal framework for immigration and residency.