Transport Operations (Marine Safety) Regulation 2016
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sec.215 Definitions for part
In this part— 2004 authority means any of the following— an approval, other than the registration of— a ship to which part 19 , division 7 , subdivision 2 of the Act applies; or a ship that is a domestic commercial vessel; an approval of an entity to conduct examinations under former section 103; an approval of an entity to provide training programs under former section 104; a temporary permit under former section 106 to operate a ship as a master or act as a crew member; a consent under former section 122 to use or display prescribed signals of distress for training or demonstration; a pilotage exemption certificate under former section 179; an approval to establish a buoy mooring under former section 209; a consent under former section 218 to hold an aquatic event. 2004 regulation means the Transport Operations (Marine Safety) Regulation 2004 as in force before the commencement. equivalent provision , for a provision of the 2004 regulation, means the provision of this regulation dealing with the same subject matter as the provision of the 2004 regulation. former , for a provision, means the provision of that number of the 2004 regulation.
- (a) an approval, other than the registration of— (i) a ship to which part 19 , division 7 , subdivision 2 of the Act applies; or (ii) a ship that is a domestic commercial vessel;
- (i) a ship to which part 19 , division 7 , subdivision 2 of the Act applies; or
- (ii) a ship that is a domestic commercial vessel;
- (b) an approval of an entity to conduct examinations under former section 103;
- (c) an approval of an entity to provide training programs under former section 104;
- (d) a temporary permit under former section 106 to operate a ship as a master or act as a crew member;
- (e) a consent under former section 122 to use or display prescribed signals of distress for training or demonstration;
- (f) a pilotage exemption certificate under former section 179;
- (g) an approval to establish a buoy mooring under former section 209;
- (h) a consent under former section 218 to hold an aquatic event.
- (i) a ship to which part 19 , division 7 , subdivision 2 of the Act applies; or
- (ii) a ship that is a domestic commercial vessel;