obtained, for example by deception of the warrant-issuing authority, is an actionable wrong punishable in damages without proof of actual material loss. 16. Under the law of Pitcairn, every person arrested by reason of the alleged commission of a criminal offence must be informed at the time of arrest or immediately thereafter of the nature of the charge or charges against him. He is entitled to make effective contact with his family or an adviser without delay, i.e. as soon as such contact can be arranged. Article 11 17. Imprisonment for debt (inability to fulfil a contractual obligation) has long been limited in Pitcairn as it is in the United Kingdom. The enforcement of a judgement of the court for the payment of a sum of money is directed in the first place to execution upon the real and personal property of the judgement debtor. Alternative enforcement is then by payment by instalments. In the case of wilful default where the court is satisfied that he or she is able to pay the sum due, the judgement debtor may be sentenced to a term of imprisonment not exceeding 42 days, the sanction of imprisonment exists as punishment for defiance or contempt of the order of the court rather than for failure to pay the sum due; in any case where the court is not satisfied that the debtor has the means to pay, imprisonment will not be ordered. Article 12 18. No restrictions are placed on the right of persons lawfully within Pitcairn to liberty of movement and freedom to choose a place of residence. The right to enter Pitcairn lawfully is regulated by the provisions of the Landing and Residence Ordinance (cap. 5). Any person may enter and reside 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the laws and regulations of Pitcairn, specifically related to individual rights and freedoms, such as arrest procedures, imprisonment for debt, and freedom of movement. It does not seem to be related to economic development, natural resources, or any specific industry. The text also does not mention humanitarian aid, culture, science, or technology.

**Category**
Human rights, Education