Port Authorities Regulations 2001
Subdiv 5Things obstructing or interfering with operations of port
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Subdivision 5 — Things obstructing or interfering with operations of port
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Things obstructing port operations, powers as to 80
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Damage to property to be reported to harbour master 81
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Unauthorised entry of closed areas of port 81
Division 3 — Port of Bunbury
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Application of this Division 82
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Term used: service provider’s licence 82
31A. Notice of dangerous cargoes 82
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Vessel in port to maintain contact with port authority 83
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Unlicensed persons not to provide certain services 83
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Service providers’ licences 83
Division 4 — Port of Ashburton, Port of Dampier and Port of Varanus Island
Subdivision 1 — Preliminary
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Application of this Division 84
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Term used: fishing vessel 85
36A. Notice of dangerous cargoes 85
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Radio watch to be kept by commercial vessels 85
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Boating safety exclusion zone not to be entered without authority 86
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Master of vessel to produce certificates of tonnage and registry etc. on request by certain officers 86
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Vessel moored to wharf, anchors of to be stowed 87
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Propellers of moored vessel not to be operated 87
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Commercial vessels not to be beached in the port 87
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Moored vessel not to be moved unless harbour master notified 87
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Fire on vessel, duties of people on board 87
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Bunkering 88
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Ballast to be sufficient 88
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Navigation of private vessels 89
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Fishing vessels, duties of masters of 89
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Terms used 90
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Moorings not to be installed or used without authority 90
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Application for authorisation to install or use mooring 90
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Authorisation of mooring 91
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Revoking authorisation of mooring 91
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Moorings to be maintained in good condition 92