Protection of the Sea (Civil Liability) Regulations 1983
11Relevant insurance certificate—prescribed information
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11 Relevant insurance certificate—prescribed information
(1) For the definition of relevant insurance certificate in section 19A of the Act, the following information is prescribed: (a) the name of the ship; (b) the name of the ship’s owner; (c) the name and business address of the person who is providing insurance or other financial security in respect of the ship to cover the liability of the ship’s owner for pollution damage caused in Australia; (d) the information referred to in subregulation (2); (e) the amount of cover provided under the policy of insurance or financial security, being an amount that is at least the amount referred to in subregulation 12 (1). (2) For paragraph (1) (d), the information is: (a) if the document is a Certificate of Entry issued by a Protection and Indemnity Club—the day when the insurance or financial security commences, being a day that is: (i) not earlier than the last 20 February before the day when the ship enters or leaves, or attempts to enter or leave, a port in Australia; or (ii) if the ship enters or leaves, or attempts to enter or leave, a port in Australia after 19 February but before 20 March in a year—not earlier than 20 February in the previous year; or (b) in any other case—the period of validity of the insurance or financial security, being a period that includes the day when the ship enters or leaves, or attempts to enter or leave, a port in Australia.