(1) The exportation from Saint Lucia of—
(a) any notes of a class which are or have at any time been legal tender in the United Kingdom or any part of the United Kingdom or in any other territory;
(b) any postal orders;
(c) any gold;
(d) any of the following documents (including any such document which has been cancelled), that is to say—
(i) any certificate of title to a security and any coupon,
(ii) any policy of assurance,
(iii) any bill of exchange or promissory note expressed in terms of a currency other than that of a scheduled territory and payable otherwise than within the scheduled territories, and
(iv) any document to which section 6 applies not issued by an authorised dealer or in pursuance of a permission granted by the Director of Finance and Planning,
and any document certifying the destruction, loss or cancellation of any of the documents aforesaid; and
(e) any such articles exported on the person of a traveller or in a traveller's baggage as may be prescribed,
is hereby prohibited except with the permission of the Director of Finance and Planning.
(2) In this section, the expression “note” includes part of a note, the expression “security” includes a secondary security and the expression “coupon” shall be construed in accordance with the meaning of “security”.