Marine and Safety (Maritime Incidents) Regulations 2017
23Powers of court of inquiry
Start here
Get a plain-English read of 23
Turn the raw legal text into a practical explanation grounded in Marine and Safety (Maritime Incidents) Regulations 2017.
23 Powers of court of inquiry
A court of inquiry may –
(a) proceed with an inquiry, at the time and place fixed for the hearing in the notice of inquiry served under regulation 22 in respect of the inquiry, whether or not all the parties are present; and
(b) adjourn an inquiry for any reason, and for any duration, that it considers appropriate; and
(c) authorise any person to board and inspect any vessel, and any machinery and equipment on that vessel, relevant to its inquiry; and
(d) authorise any person to enter and inspect any premises and any machinery and equipment on those premises, relevant to its inquiry.