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111 Content of notice
A notice under section 110 must be in a form approved by the Chief Commissioner of Police and must state—
(a) the master's name; and
(b) the identification mark of the recreational vessel; and
(c) the engine number and the length, breadth and colour of the recreational vessel; and
(d) the date and time when the recreational vessel was impounded or immobilised; and
(e) the date of the relevant offence in respect of which the recreational vessel has been impounded or immobilised; and
(f) the date and time when the recreational vessel is eligible for release; and
(g) the process by which the impounded or immobilised recreational vessel may be released, including—
(i) the location of the recreational vessel; and
(ii) the designated costs payable; and
(iii) if relevant, the contact details of the person who can release an immobilised recreational vessel; and
(iv) that satisfactory evidence of the entitlement of a person seeking to have the recreational vessel released may be required before the recreational vessel will be released; and
(h) that if a charge-sheet is filed containing a charge for a relevant offence and the master has committed one or more previous relevant offences, the Chief Commissioner of Police may, under section 120, apply to the relevant court for an impoundment or immobilisation order under section 118 or a forfeiture order under section 119; and
S. 111(i) amended by No. 29/2011 s. 3(Sch. 1 item 57.3).
(i) if applicable, that a trailer, motor vehicle or other thing has been impounded or immobilised under section 108 for the purposes of impounding or immobilising the recreational vessel; and
(j) any other prescribed particulars.