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320 Commonwealth Agents-General and official agents etc.U.K.
(1)An Agent-General who is resident in the United Kingdom shall be entitled to the same immunity from income tax as that to which the head of a mission so resident is entitled under the Diplomatic Privileges Act 1964.
(2)Any person having or exercising any employment to which this subsection applies (not being a person employed in any trade, business or other undertaking carried on for the purposes of profit) shall be entitled to the same immunity from income tax as that to which a member of the staff of a mission is entitled under the Diplomatic Privileges Act 1964.
(3)The employments to which subsection (2) above applies are the employment in the United Kingdom as—
(a)a member of the personal staff of any Agent-General; or
(b)an official agent for, or for any state or province of, any of the countries for the time being mentioned in Schedule 3 to the British Nationality Act 1981 or the Republic of Ireland; or
(c)an official agent for any self-governing colony,
of a person certified by the High Commissioner of the country in question or, as the case may be, by the Agent-General for the state, province or self-governing colony in question to be ordinarily resident outside the United Kingdom and to be resident in the United Kingdom solely for the purpose of the performance of his duties as such member or official agent.
(4)In this section—
“Agent-General” means the Agent-General for any state or province of a country within subsection (3)(b) above or for any self-governing colony;
“High Commissioner” includes the head of the mission of a country within subsection (3)(b) above by whatever name called;
“mission” has the same meaning as in the Diplomatic Privileges Act 1964, and references to the head of a mission and a member of the staff of a mission shall be construed in accordance with that Act;
“self-governing colony” means any colony certified by a Secretary of State to be a self-governing colony.
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