Marine Safety (Domestic Commercial Vessel) National Law Regulation 2013
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Marine Safety (Domestic Commercial Vessel) National Law Regulation 2013
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(1) An accredited marine surveyor must notify the National Regulator if any of the following occurs in relation to the surveyor while the surveyor is accredited: (a) the surveyor, or a company that employs the surveyor, is the subject of bankruptcy proceedings; (b) a written complaint is made against the surveyor in relation to the conduct of a survey; (c) a conflict of interest arises in relation to a survey performed by the surveyor; (d) the surveyor changes his or her address or place of employment; (e) the surveyor changes his or her name, or is subject to any other change that may result in confusion as to the identity represented on the surveyor’s identification card; (f) the surveyor has his or her membership of a professional association related to vessel building, vessel design, vessel engineering or vessel survey revoked, suspended or involuntarily cancelled. (2) The notification must: (a) be made in a form approved by the National Regulator within 5 business days after the day on which the surveyor becomes aware of the occurrence of the matter; and (b) if the notification is about a complaint—include the details of the complaint.