Merchant Shipping Act · 1984 Revised Edition · Part IV · Control and Licensing of Ships
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Official textFrom Attorney General's Chambers, unchanged
The Minister;'with the approval of His Majesty may make such regulations with regard to ships and voyages to which the Safety Convention applies as appear to him to implement the provisions of the Safety Convention.
Without prejudice to the generality of subsection
( 1), such regulations may provide for -
the issue of an appropriate certificate in accordance with the terms of the Safety Conven-tion (hereinafter referred to as a "Safety Conven-tion Certificate") in respect of a ship complying with such regulations;
87
Reports of accidents and loss of ships
Safety con-vention certi-ficates
88
Cap. 144
Load line certificates
Merchant Shipping
the issue of an appropriate Safety Conven-tion certificate in Brunei in respect of a ship reg-istered in another country and by the government of another country in respect of a registered
Brunei ship;
the survey of ships and issue, cancellation and delivery up of Safety Convention certificates;
the types and forms of certificates;
the construction and equipment of ships in-cluding the provision and use of life-saving ap-pliances, radiotelegraphy, radiotelephony, direc-tion-finders and other navigational aids;
the safety of navigation;
the carriage of grain; and
( h ) the carriage of dangerous goods.
Such regulations may prohibit any ship fron1 pro-ceeding on a voyage to or from any port or place in Brunei unless there is in force an appropriate Safety Convention certificate in respect of such ship.
In subsection (2) (h), "dangerous goods" has the meaning assigned to that expression under and by virtue of the Ports Act.
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