Boat Licensing Act amendment (1886) (WA)
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Boat Licensing Act—Amendment
WESTERN AUSTRALIA
ANNO QUINQUAGESIMO
VICTORIE REGIN_LE
No. 11
An Act to amend The Boat Licensing Act, 1878!
[Assented to 28th July, 1886.
| Legislative Council thereof, as follows :- | BE it enacted by His Excellency the Governor of Western Australia | and its Dependencies, by and with the advice and consent of the |
1. Every Licensing Board shall have power to regulate the number Regulations by
of persons to be employed in the working of any boat, vessel, or steamer 13'1
to be licensed, and the manner in which goods (including passengers'
baggage) shall be stowed or carried in any such boat, vessel, or steamer ;
and every such regulation as aforesaid shall be specified in the license ;
but no such regulation as aforesaid shall be made to apply to any boat,
vessel, or steamer to be licensed to carry goods only.
2. Notwithstanding anything in The Boat Licensing Act, 1878,' Board may
contained, the Licensing Board may in any case in which it shall 1.:,,1117gler,aetrs pounds. Every exemption under the authority of this section shall be endorsed by the Board upon the license.
appear to the Board that the carrying of a sufficient number of life to carry boat
buoys will ensure adequate protection of life, exempt any steamer from
the obligation of carrying or towing astern a boat, and such exemption
may be a general exemption or limited to certain of the waters on which
such steamer may be licensed to ply. In every case in which the Board
shall grant any exemption as aforesaid, the Board shall specify in the
license the number of life buoys to be carried by such steamer, and
every such life buoy shall be considered of the equipment of such
steamer and shall be kept so secured thereon as to be ready for imme-
diate use ; in default whereof the master and the owner of such steamer
shall each of them on summary conviction before any Justice of the
3. The words anywise unsound or incomplete,' in the lath line of Amendment of
the 6th section of The Boat Licensing Act, 1878,' are hereby repealed, ;l2Vre,,Vol.li
and the words unsound or incomplete in any material particular' shall
be inserted and read in lieu thereof.
| 4. The license of every boat, vessel or steamer now licensed, or that | Existing licenses |
| to run to end of |
| may be granted before the last day of February next, under The Boat | February next |
| Licensing Act, 1878,' shall, subject to the powers of the Licensing Board to suspend or restrict the license, remain in force until the last day of February next. |
| 5. From and after the last day of February next every license | expire last dayLicenses to |
| granted to any boat, vessel, or steamer shall, subject to the powers of | of February in |
| the Licensing Board to suspend or restrict the license, remain in force | every year |
| until the last day of February next following the date from which the |
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said license shall commence : and the form of license in Schedule A of
the said Act shall be altered accordingly.
| Board luny | 6. Any Licensing Board may extend a license granted to any boat, |
| extend license | vessel, or steamer for a period not exceeding one month, on payment of the full license fee for the ensuing year. |
| Temporary | |
| licenses | 7. Any Licensing Board may grant a temporary license to any boat, vessel, or steamer for a period not exceeding seven days, on payment of a fee of One pound. |
| Licenses and |
| Fees for | 8. In lieu of the Scale of Charges for Licenses and Surveys |
| Surveys | contained in Schedule B of the said Act, the following scale shall be substituted :— |
License Fees
s. d.
| For every boat ... | ... | 0 10 0 |
| For every vessel or steamer | ... | ... | 1 | 0 0 |
Survey Fees
For surveying the hull and gear of any boat,
| vessel, or steamer | ... | ... | ... | . | ... | 1 | 1 | 0 |
For surveying the boiler, engine or machinery
| of any steamer | ... | ... | ... | ... | 1 | 1 | 0 |
9. This Act and' The Boat Licensing Act of 1878' shall be read
and construed together as one Act.
F. NAPIER BROOME,
GOVERNOR.
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