Transport Operations (Marine Safety) Regulation 2016
sec.100What is an authority
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sec.100 What is an authority
An authority is any of the following— an approval, other than a marine licence; a restricted use authority; an examining approval; a temporary permit; a consent under section 77 to use or display a prescribed signal of distress for genuine training or demonstration purposes; a pilotage exemption certificate; a buoy mooring approval; an aquatic event authority. A reference in this regulation to an authority, other than in this chapter, includes a reference to a temporary authority in force under section 104 . (sec.100-ssec.1) An authority is any of the following— an approval, other than a marine licence; a restricted use authority; an examining approval; a temporary permit; a consent under section 77 to use or display a prescribed signal of distress for genuine training or demonstration purposes; a pilotage exemption certificate; a buoy mooring approval; an aquatic event authority. (sec.100-ssec.2) A reference in this regulation to an authority, other than in this chapter, includes a reference to a temporary authority in force under section 104 .
- (a) an approval, other than a marine licence;
- (b) a restricted use authority;
- (c) an examining approval;
- (d) a temporary permit;
- (e) a consent under section 77 to use or display a prescribed signal of distress for genuine training or demonstration purposes;
- (f) a pilotage exemption certificate;
- (g) a buoy mooring approval;
- (h) an aquatic event authority.