Navigation (Coasting Trade) Regulations 1937
32Licences, how dealt with
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32 Licences, how dealt with
(1) A licence to engage in the coasting trade shall be issued in duplicate. One copy, marked “Ship’s Copy”, shall be posted in some conspicuous place on the ship accessible to all persons on board, and the master shall use all reasonable precautions to keep it so posted during the time the ship is engaged in the coasting trade. The second copy, marked “Master’s Copy”, shall be kept in the custody of the master, and shall be produced by him to the Collector at each port in Australia where the ship is entered inwards at the Customs, and also, in the case of a ship clearing for a place beyond Australia, at the port where she is entered outwards.
Penalty: 1 penalty unit.
(2) A person must not engage in conduct that results in the defacement or destruction of a current ‘Ship’s Copy’ of a licence.
Penalty: 1 penalty unit.