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Transport Operations (Marine Safety) Act 1994
sec.94Recovery by State of expenses of carrying out direction
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### sec.94 Recovery by State of expenses of carrying out direction
This section applies if a harbour master incurs expense (whether the expense is the harbour master’s expense or the State’s expense) in exercising a power under section 93 .
The amount of the expense may be recovered as a debt by the State by action in a court of competent jurisdiction from the persons liable for the expense.
The following persons are liable for the expense—
if a direction was given to a person under section 87B , 89 , 90 , 91 or 92 and the person did not comply with the direction—the person;
if a direction under section 87B , 89 , 90 , 91 or 92 could have been given to a person but was not given for the reasons mentioned in section 93 (1) (b) —the person;
if a direction under section 88 was given to the master of a ship and the master did not comply with the direction—the master and the owner of the ship;
Under section 86A (8) a direction given to the person in control of a ship is taken to have been given to the ship’s master.
if a direction under section 88 could have been given to the master of a ship but was not given for the reasons mentioned in section 93 (1) (b) —the master and the owner of the ship.
If, under subsection (3) , more than 1 person is liable for the same expense, the persons who are liable for the expense are jointly and severally liable.
In this section—
direction means—
a direction given under subdivision 1 that, under the subdivision, a person must comply with; or
a direction that could have been given under subdivision 1 and, if it had been given under the subdivision, a person would have been required to comply with.
s 94 amd 1995 No. 9 s 92 sch 1 ; 2006 No. 21 s 76
(sec.94-ssec.1) This section applies if a harbour master incurs expense (whether the expense is the harbour master’s expense or the State’s expense) in exercising a power under section 93 .
(sec.94-ssec.2) The amount of the expense may be recovered as a debt by the State by action in a court of competent jurisdiction from the persons liable for the expense.
(sec.94-ssec.3) The following persons are liable for the expense— if a direction was given to a person under section 87B , 89 , 90 , 91 or 92 and the person did not comply with the direction—the person; if a direction under section 87B , 89 , 90 , 91 or 92 could have been given to a person but was not given for the reasons mentioned in section 93 (1) (b) —the person; if a direction under section 88 was given to the master of a ship and the master did not comply with the direction—the master and the owner of the ship; Under section 86A (8) a direction given to the person in control of a ship is taken to have been given to the ship’s master. if a direction under section 88 could have been given to the master of a ship but was not given for the reasons mentioned in section 93 (1) (b) —the master and the owner of the ship.
(sec.94-ssec.4) If, under subsection (3) , more than 1 person is liable for the same expense, the persons who are liable for the expense are jointly and severally liable.
(sec.94-ssec.5) In this section— direction means— a direction given under subdivision 1 that, under the subdivision, a person must comply with; or a direction that could have been given under subdivision 1 and, if it had been given under the subdivision, a person would have been required to comply with.
- (a) if a direction was given to a person under section 87B , 89 , 90 , 91 or 92 and the person did not comply with the direction—the person;
- (b) if a direction under section 87B , 89 , 90 , 91 or 92 could have been given to a person but was not given for the reasons mentioned in section 93 (1) (b) —the person;
- (c) if a direction under section 88 was given to the master of a ship and the master did not comply with the direction—the master and the owner of the ship; Note for paragraph (c) — Under section 86A (8) a direction given to the person in control of a ship is taken to have been given to the ship’s master.
- (d) if a direction under section 88 could have been given to the master of a ship but was not given for the reasons mentioned in section 93 (1) (b) —the master and the owner of the ship.
- (a) a direction given under subdivision 1 that, under the subdivision, a person must comply with; or
- (b) a direction that could have been given under subdivision 1 and, if it had been given under the subdivision, a person would have been required to comply with.