112Vessels for which marine pilot exemption certificates are not valid

112 Vessels for which marine pilot exemption certificates are not valid

112 Vessels for which marine pilot exemption certificates are not valid

A marine pilotage exemption certificate is not to be issued in respect of the following vessels—

(a) a vessel the length of which exceeds 215 metres, unless approved by the responsible regulator,

(b) a vessel with a single person bridge operation,

(c) a vessel that is nuclear powered,

(d) a vessel carrying dangerous or hazardous goods in bulk, unless approved by the responsible regulator,

(e) a vessel or class of vessels that, in the opinion of the responsible regulator, poses a threat to the safety of life or port property,

(f) any vessel determined by the responsible regulator, by notice in writing given to the master or owner of the vessel, as a vessel for which a marine pilotage exemption certificate is not to be issued,

(g) any class of vessel determined by the responsible regulator, by order published on the NSW legislation website, as a class of vessel for which a marine pilotage exemption certificate is not to be issued.