Western Australian Marine (Infringements) Amendment Regulations 1997 (WA)
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30 May 19971 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 2497 TRANSPORT TFt301 WESTERN AUSTRALIAN MARINE ACT 1982
WESTERN AUSTRALIAN MARINE (INFRINGEMENTS) AMENDMENT REGULATIONS 1997 Made by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council.
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1. These regulations may be cited as the Western Australian Marine
certificate of survey 200
(Infringements) Amendment Regulations 1997.
Schedule 1 amended
2. Schedule 1 to the Western Australian Marine (Infringements) Regulations 1985* is amended by deleting items 48A and 49 and substituting the following —
it
49 13 (1) (a) Uncertificated person acting in a position of
command on a commercial vessel200 50 13 (1) (b) Employing an uncertificated person in a position of
command 200
51 13 (2) Failing to ascertain whether an employee on a
commercial vessel is duly certificated200 52 14 Beginning a voyage on a commercial vessel without sufficient crew, or with under qualified or inexperienced crew 200 53 26 (3) Being underway or plying without, or contrary to,
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54 27 Beginning a voyage without exhibiting evidence of
compliance with survey requirements.......... 200 55 28
Carrying too many people on board ship ........ 200 56 40 (a) Beginning a voyage without appropriate life saving
appliances ................................ 200 57 40 (b) Allowing loss of, or damage to, life saving
appliances ................................ 200 58 40 (c)
Failing to repair or replace life saving appliances . 200 59 40 (d) Failing to keep life saving appliances fit and ready
for use ..................................... 200 60 42 (a) Beginning a voyage without appropriate fire
appliances ................................. 200 61 42 (b)
Allowing loss of, or damage to, fire appliances 200 62 42 (c)
Failing to repair or replace fire appliances ....... 200 63 42 (d)
Failing to keep fire appliances fit and ready for use 200 64 44 (a) Beginning a voyage without appropriate radio
equipment ................................. 200 65 44 (b) Beginning a voyage without a qualified radio
operator on board .......................... 200 66 48 (a)
Beginning a voyage without required equipment 100 67 48 (b)
Failing to keep required equipment in good repair 100 68 58 (2) (a)
Failing to produce logbook or other documents 100 69 63 (2)
Failing to take vessel to nearest port ........... 100 70 63 (5)
Navigating vessel in breach of order ........... 100 71 64 (2) Failing to render assistance or give details after a
collision ................................. 100 72 64 (4) Failing to make immediate report of a casualty or
injury on, or damage to, a commercial vessel 100 73 64 (5) Failing to confirm report of a casualty or injury on,
or damage to, a commercial vessel .............. 100 74 66 (3) (a) Obstructing an authorized person in relation to an
area closed to navigation .................... 100 75 66 (3) (b)
Navigating a vessel in an area closed to navigation 100 76 67 (3) Exceeding speed limit by -
(a) more than 3, but less than 5, knots ....... 50 (b) 5 or more, but less than 10, knots ........ 80
(c) 10 knots or more ..................... 100 77 69
Failing to batten down and secure hatches 100 78 70(l) Going on board a vessel in port at night without
authority ................................ 100 79 72 (1) (a) Being drunk or disorderly and attempting to board
a passenger ship without authority ............. 100 80 72 (1) (b) Being drunk or disorderly on board a passenger
ship and refusing to leave when requested 100 81 72 (1) (c) Molesting apassenger on a passenger ship after
being warned .............................. 100 82 72 (1) (d) Being on board a passenger ship without authority
and refusing to leave when requested .......... 100 83 72 (1) (e) Attempting to enter a passenger ship after entry
has been refused 100 ............................
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84 72 (1) (f) Refusing to leave a passenger ship when requested 100 85 72 (1) (g) Attempting to travel on a passenger ship without
paying the fare 100
86 72 (1) (h) Attempting to travel on a passenger ship beyond
the place to which the fare has been paid 100
87 72 (1) (i) Refusing to leave a passenger ship at place to
which fare has been paid100 88 72 (1) (j) On a passenger ship failing to produce ticket or pay fare when requested 100 89 73 Damaging equipment, or obstructing the crew, on a passenger ship 100 90 91 (1) Carrying dangerous goods without proper markings 200 91 97 (1) Carrying explosives on a passenger ship without proper protection 200 92 132 (8) Removing an infringement notice from a vessel 100 WA. Marine (Hire and Drive Vessels) Regulations 1983 (provision of Uniform Code)
93 3.4.1 Failing to fix registration plates to hire and drive
vessel 50 94 3.4.2 Failing to maintain markings on hire and drive
vessel 50 95 3.12.1
Failing to notify the CEO of repairs or alterations
to hire and drive vessel50 96 3.13.2 Failing to report an accident involving hire and
drive vessel 50 97 4.2.2
Overloading a hire and drive vessel 100 [* Published in Gazette 4 October 1985, pp. 3866-70.
For amendments to 8 April 1997 see 1995 Index to Legislation of
Western Australia, Table 4, p. 326 and Gazette 14 June 1996.]
By His Excellency's Command,
J. PRITCHARD, Clerk of the Council.
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