sec.92Time for giving report

sec.92 Time for giving report

A report under section 90 must be made— for the arrival of a ship—at least 48 hours before the expected arrival; or for the departure or removal of a ship—at least 3 hours before the expected departure or removal; or for the transfer of dangerous cargo to another ship—at least 24 hours before the transfer is expected to start; or for the loading of dangerous cargo on a ship—at least 24 hours before the loading is expected to start. A report under section 91 must be made— for the start of the local marine service—at least 48 hours before the start of the service; and for each voyage that is a part of the local marine service—at the time the person to whom the report is made considers reasonable and of which written notice is given to the owner or master of the ship. The general manager may, by gazette notice, change a time mentioned in subsection (1) or (2) (a) , for a particular place, if the general manager is reasonably satisfied the change is necessary for the particular place— to ensure marine safety; or to maintain the effectiveness and efficiency of the Queensland maritime industry. (sec.92-ssec.1) A report under section 90 must be made— for the arrival of a ship—at least 48 hours before the expected arrival; or for the departure or removal of a ship—at least 3 hours before the expected departure or removal; or for the transfer of dangerous cargo to another ship—at least 24 hours before the transfer is expected to start; or for the loading of dangerous cargo on a ship—at least 24 hours before the loading is expected to start. (sec.92-ssec.2) A report under section 91 must be made— for the start of the local marine service—at least 48 hours before the start of the service; and for each voyage that is a part of the local marine service—at the time the person to whom the report is made considers reasonable and of which written notice is given to the owner or master of the ship. (sec.92-ssec.3) The general manager may, by gazette notice, change a time mentioned in subsection (1) or (2) (a) , for a particular place, if the general manager is reasonably satisfied the change is necessary for the particular place— to ensure marine safety; or to maintain the effectiveness and efficiency of the Queensland maritime industry.

• (a) for the arrival of a ship—at least 48 hours before the expected arrival; or
• (b) for the departure or removal of a ship—at least 3 hours before the expected departure or removal; or
• (c) for the transfer of dangerous cargo to another ship—at least 24 hours before the transfer is expected to start; or
• (d) for the loading of dangerous cargo on a ship—at least 24 hours before the loading is expected to start.
• (a) for the start of the local marine service—at least 48 hours before the start of the service; and
• (b) for each voyage that is a part of the local marine service—at the time the person to whom the report is made considers reasonable and of which written notice is given to the owner or master of the ship.