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.