Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Regulations 1983
119Exemption from requirement to navigate with a pilot—prescribed information
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119 Exemption from requirement to navigate with a pilot—prescribed information
(1) For the purposes of subsection 59F(2) of the Act, so much of the following information as the Minister considers is needed to enable a decision to be made in respect of an application, is prescribed information in relation to the application: (a) the name and address of the applicant; (b) identification of the subject regulated ship by registered name, registered callsign and country of registration; (c) description of the ship by type, maximum length, maximum width, maximum draft and maximum displacement; (d) the proposed maximum draft of the ship during navigation in the compulsory pilotage area; (e) details of: (i) the design of the ship; and (ii) the material of which the hull is constructed; (f) details of: (i) the geographic area of the compulsory pilotage area in which the ship will be navigated; and (ii) the purpose of the navigation; (g) details of the intended operations of the ship that are of relevance to the application and the schedule for those operations; (h) details of operational navigational equipment with which the ship is fitted; (i) in respect of the persons who will be the master, and the navigational watchkeepers, of the ship at any time when it is in the compulsory pilotage area, details of: (i) their maritime qualifications; and (ii) their recent navigational experience in the compulsory pilotage area; (j) details of: (i) the maximum quantity of oil the ship is capable of carrying; and (ii) the types, quantities and location in the ship of oil intended to be carried in the compulsory pilotage area; (k) details of cargo on the ship, including, if hazardous goods are carried, the types and quantities of the hazardous goods. (2) In this regulation:
hazardous goods means:
(a) dangerous goods within the meaning of section 248 of the Navigation Act 1912; and
(b) noxious liquid substances within the meaning of Part III of the Protection of the Sea (Prevention of Pollution from Ships) Act 1983.
Oil means an oil or an oily mixture within the meaning of Part II of the Protection of the Sea (Prevention of Pollution from Ships) Act 1983.