DIPLOMATIC IMMUNITIES AND PRIVILEGES ACT
Section 5: Consular immunity may be conferred by regulations.
(1) Without limiting the power to make regulations conferred by section 20 of this Act, regulations may from time to time be made under that section conferring on-
(a) persons in the service of the government of any other Commonwealth country; or
(b) persons in the service of the government of any territory for whose international relations the government of any such country is responsible,
(other than persons on whom immunity is conferred by the foregoing provisions of this Act), holding such offices or classes of offices as may be specified in that behalf in the regulations, the like immunity from suit and legal process and the like inviolability of residence and official archives as are accorded to foreign consular officers.
(2) Any person may waive any immunity or inviolability conferred on him under regulations made for the purposes of subsection (1) of this section.
Cite this section
Section 5, DIPLOMATIC IMMUNITIES AND PRIVILEGES ACT (1962).
https://repo.podus.ai/laws/diplomatic-immunities-and-privileges-act/section/5/