Port Authorities Regulations 2001
Part 3Pilotage
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Part 3 — Pilotage
Division 1 — Definitions
- Terms used 11
Division 2 — Approval of pilots
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Eligibility to be approved as pilot 12
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Approving pilots; retaining approval as pilot 12
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Duties of approved pilots for r. 24(3) 13
Division 3 — Providers of pilotage services to be licensed
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Division 2 not affected by this Division 14
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Unlicensed persons not to provide pilotage services in ports 14
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Pilotage provider’s licence, application for and issue and effect of 14
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Cancelling and suspending pilotage provider’s licence 15
Division 4 — Pilots and pilotage
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When pilotage is not compulsory (Act s. 97(1)) 16
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Harbour master may direct exempt master to ensure vessel uses pilotage services 17
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Notifying port authority when pilot is required 17
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Vessel not ready for pilot at notified time, liability for port authority’s expenses 18
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Positioning of vessel when pilot boards or leaves vessel 19
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Facilities to be provided when pilot boards or leaves vessel 19
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Master’s duties when pilot has boarded vessel 19
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Tug master to comply with pilot’s directions 19
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Harbour master may require second pilot to be used 20
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Pilots to carry and produce evidence of approval 20
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Vessel being led is under control of pilot and liable to pay for pilotage services 20