Transport Operations (Marine Safety) Regulation 2016
sec.193Issuing entity may carry out direction
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sec.193 Issuing entity may carry out direction
This section applies if a person has contravened a buoy mooring direction given to the person by an issuing entity. Also, this section applies if— it appears to an issuing entity there is no one to whom a buoy mooring direction may be given; and the issuing entity is reasonably satisfied that the entity must act urgently without giving a direction. The issuing entity may carry out the direction or proposed direction, including by asking a person who is a suitably qualified person to carry out the direction or proposed direction. Without limiting subsection (3) , the issuing entity or the suitably qualified person may— board a ship and operate it, including, for example, by moving or navigating it; or enter or remain in a place in, or adjacent to, an area to board a ship and anchor, berth, moor or move it. In this section— suitably qualified person means a person— who is a shipping inspector or may be appointed as a shipping inspector under section 157 (1) of the Act ; and who the issuing entity reasonably believes has qualifications, skills or experience necessary to safely carry out the direction or proposed direction. (sec.193-ssec.1) This section applies if a person has contravened a buoy mooring direction given to the person by an issuing entity. (sec.193-ssec.2) Also, this section applies if— it appears to an issuing entity there is no one to whom a buoy mooring direction may be given; and the issuing entity is reasonably satisfied that the entity must act urgently without giving a direction. (sec.193-ssec.3) The issuing entity may carry out the direction or proposed direction, including by asking a person who is a suitably qualified person to carry out the direction or proposed direction. (sec.193-ssec.4) Without limiting subsection (3) , the issuing entity or the suitably qualified person may— board a ship and operate it, including, for example, by moving or navigating it; or enter or remain in a place in, or adjacent to, an area to board a ship and anchor, berth, moor or move it. (sec.193-ssec.5) In this section— suitably qualified person means a person— who is a shipping inspector or may be appointed as a shipping inspector under section 157 (1) of the Act ; and who the issuing entity reasonably believes has qualifications, skills or experience necessary to safely carry out the direction or proposed direction.
- (a) it appears to an issuing entity there is no one to whom a buoy mooring direction may be given; and
- (b) the issuing entity is reasonably satisfied that the entity must act urgently without giving a direction.
- (a) board a ship and operate it, including, for example, by moving or navigating it; or
- (b) enter or remain in a place in, or adjacent to, an area to board a ship and anchor, berth, moor or move it.
- (a) who is a shipping inspector or may be appointed as a shipping inspector under section 157 (1) of the Act ; and