Ports and Maritime Administration Regulation 2021
27Issue of mooring licence
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27 Issue of mooring licence
27 Issue of mooring licence
(1) TfNSW may determine an application for a mooring licence by issuing a mooring licence to the applicant.
(2) A mooring licence must be in the approved form and specify the following—
(a) the class of licence,
(b) the name of the licensee,
(c) the location of the mooring,
(d) the licence number.
(3) A mooring licence remains in force—
(a) for the period specified in the licence, if any, or
(b) until it is suspended or cancelled.
(4) A mooring licence may be issued in one of the following classes—
(a) private mooring licence,
(b) commercial mooring licence.
(5) A private mooring licence may be issued to a natural person only.
(6) A commercial mooring licence may be issued to a person.
(7) A private mooring licence authorises the licensee to cause the vessel specified in the licence to occupy a mooring specified in the licence.
(8) A commercial mooring licence authorises the licensee to cause a specified vessel, or a vessel connected with the licensee’s business, to occupy a mooring specified in the licence, if the vessel is an appropriate size for the mooring.
(9) A mooring licence confers no right of property and is incapable of being transferred, assigned, mortgaged, charged or otherwise encumbered, except as provided by section 32.