In forceAs enactedCurrent version · As enacted
Merchant Shipping (Harbour and Pleasure Craft) Regulations, 1986 (Repealed in 2011) · As enacted · Part III
Merchant Shipping (Harbour and Pleasure Craft) Regulations, 1986 (Repealed in 2011) · As enacted · Part III
Official textFrom Attorney General's Chambers, unchanged
The owner or master of every harbour or pleasure craft shall, within twenty-four hours, report to the Director
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any breaking-up, damage or loss of the harbour or pleasure craft
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any collision, accident or other incident, causing the breaking-up, damage or loss of the harbour or pleasure craft;
any accident, damage, injury or loss of life which the har
bour or pleasure craft has caused or is alleged to have caused; and
any accident, damage, injury or loss of life which occurs on board the harbour or pleasure craft from any other cause.
The owner or master or the person in charge of the harbour or pleasure craft shall, in making the report under sub regulation (1) of this Regulation, also surrender the licence to the Director who may cause an inspection to be made of the harbour or pleasure craft.