Navigation (Tonnage Measurement) Regulations
1976No. 250
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1976 No. 250
NAVIGATION (TONNAGE MEASUREMENT) REGULATIONS
TABLE OF PROVISIONS
Part I—Preliminary
Regulation
1. Citation
2. Commencement
3. Interpretation
4. Purposes for which tonnage ascertained in accordance with these Regulations is applicable
5. Application for measurement
6. Requirements to be complied with by owner of master before measurement
7. Method of measurement of tonnage
8. Certificate of Survey
9. Certificate of British Tonnage
Part II—Gross Tonnage and Register Tonnage
10. Components of gross tonnage
11. Underdeck tonnage
12. Tonnage of hatchways
13. Permanently closed-in spaces not to be included in gross tonnage
14. Provisions applicable in relation to permanently closed-in spaces on or above upper deck
15. Register tonnage
16. Deduction of tonnage for purposes of paragraph 15 (1) (a)
17. Deduction for propelling machinery space
Part III—Modified and Alternative Tonnages
18. Modified tonnages
19. Alternative tonnages
20. Part not to apply to ships measured in accordance with sub-regulation 7 (2)
Part IV—Special Tonnages
21. Special tonnages
22. Provisions applicable in relation to special tonnage
23. Certificate of special tonnage
Part V Miscellaneous
24. Remeasurement of tonnage
25. Remeasurement where ship is altered or tonnage not correctly ascertained
26. Carriage of goods in certain spaces prohibited
27. Fees