Western Australian Repealed Regulations Western Australian Repealed RegulationsThis legislation has been repealed.
TABLE OF PROVISIONS
PART 1 -- Preliminary
1. Citation
2. Commencement
3. Interpretation
4. Goods may be specified to be dangerous goods
5. Application
6. Exemption
PART 2 -- Conduct of business of Port Authority
Division 1 -- Procedure of Port Authority
7. Prescribed notice of meeting
8. Procedure
Division 2 -- Common seal
9. Custody of common seal
10. Use of common seal
PART 3 -- Staff of Port Authority
11. Conduct of officers and employees
PART 4 -- Regulation of vessels
Division 1 -- Signals
12. Prescribed signals
13. Vessels carrying dangerous goods
14. Other mandatory signals
15. Signalling requirements not exclusive
16. Improper signals
Division 2 -- Vessels in Port
17. Vessel to be equipped with VHF radio
18. Radio watch
19. Stranded vessels
20. Anchor lights
21. Restricted areas
22. Notice of entry
23. Power to board vessels
24. Mooring of vessels
25. Certain duties of master
26. Notice to be given before removal
27. Gangways
28. Persons to remain on certain vessels in Port
29. Burning of fires and certain lights prohibited
30. Smoking
31. Outbreak of fire
32. Bunkering
33. Ballast
34. Speed
35. Navigation of pleasure vessels
36. Fishing from vessels
Division 3 -- Control of moorings
37. Interpretation
38. Installation or use of mooring to be approved
39. Application for approval
40. Approval for mooring
41. Revocation of approval
42. Repair
43. Requirement for floats
44. Mooring apparatus
45. Inspection reports
46. Mooring not to be used by other vessel
47. Sale or disposal of mooring
Division 4 -- Licensing of vessels
48. Certain vessels to be licensed
49. Application for licence, etc.
PART 5 -- Pilotage
Division 1 -- General
50. Requirement to use pilotage services
51. Provision to be made for approved pilot to board or leave vessel
52. Requirements when approved pilot on board
53. Signals on pilot vessels
54. Directions by approved pilot
55. Detention of approved pilot to be avoided
56. Pilot to assist vessel in distress
57. Complaints to be in writing
Division 2 -- Pilotage exemption certificates
58. Application for pilotage exemption certificate
59. Issue of pilotage exemption certificate
60. Periodic eyesight test
61. Expiry through disuse
62. Suspension
63. Cancellation of pilotage exemption certificate
PART 6 -- Port charges and storage charges
Division 1 -- General
64. Manner of payment
65. Collector of port charges may enter vessel, etc.
66. Port charges to be paid before clearance
67. Payment of port charges may be guaranteed
68. Computation of port charges and storage charges in respect of goods
Division 2 -- Port dues
69. Interpretation
70. Port dues
71. Ascertainment of tonnage of vessels
72. Powers of authorized person
73. Certificates to be produced
Division 3 -- Wharfage charges
74. Wharfage charges
74A. Rebate to Joint Venturers
Division 4 -- Service charges
75. Service charges
Division 5 -- Storage charges
76. Storage charges
Division 6 -- Pilotage and related charges
77. Pilotage and related charges
PART 7 -- Goods and cargo
78. Master responsible for equipment, etc.
79. Cleaning of cargo spillage
80. Placement of goods on wharf
81. Damage by water from vessels
82. Inward manifest
83. Outward manifest
84. Limitation on liability for goods
85. Limitation of liability to declared value
86. Cargo deposited on wharf
87. Unloading of heavy goods on wharves
88. Master responsible for proper slinging of goods
89. Sorting, packing, etc. of goods
90. Placement of goods on Port Authority property
91. Discharge and loading to be continuous
92. Goods falling overboard
93. Power to deal with or dispose of goods
94. Goods left on wharf may be opened, etc.
95. Relocation or removal of goods
PART 8 -- Handling of dangerous goods
Division 1 -- Interpretation
96. Interpretation
Division 2 -- Vessels and tanks
97. Classification of vessels carrying certain dangerous goods
98. Declaration for certain vessels
99. Compliance with certain requirements
100. Safety testing of certain vessels
101. Certificate of Test to be displayed
Division 3 -- General safety measures
102. Warning notice
103. Flammable dangerous goods on Port Authority property
104. Vessel to be ready to depart
105. Adequate crew required on vessel
106. Torches and lamps
107. Wandering electric leads
108. Other sources of ignition
109. Smoking
110. Materials liable to spontaneous combustion
111. Certain work on metal
112. Static electricity
113. Air conditioning
114. Use of radio equipment or radar scanner
115. Periodic checks
116. Avoidance of leakage
117. Valves
118. Ullage plug and other openings
119. Alternative escape route
120. Gangway
121. Towing wires
122. Firefighting equipment
123. Outbreak of fire
124. Classified pollutants
Division 4 -- Handling of cargo
125. Intervention by Harbour Master
126. Floodlighting
127. Overall loading
128. Pump and compressor rooms
129. Holds to be sealed
130. Connections to be closed
131. Protection of openings in use
132. Exclusion of vapours
133. Permission to board
134. Certain preliminary requirements
135. Further preliminary requirements
136. Sufficient staff and crew on vessel
137. Precautions during certain cargo operations
138. Communication to be maintained
139. Vessel to vessel transfers
140. Leakage and spillage
141. Cooking
142. Certain work prohibited
143. Use of boil-off as fuel
144. Venting of liquefied natural gas
145. Use of tools
146. Quantity checks
147. Loading or unloading to be stopped
148. Pressure surges to be avoided
149. Draining of arms before disconnecting
150. Openings to be closed upon completion of operation
151. Prompt departure from Port
152. Electric storms
Division 5 -- Dangerous goods in packages
153. Restriction on handling
154. Weight, marking and construction of packages
155. Faulty packages
156. Unloading
157. Ventilation of certain stowage places
158. Holds to be closed
159. Precautions at night in certain cases
Division 6 -- Explosives
160. Permission required to enter Port
161. Explosives to be authorized or approved by Chief Inspector
162. Permission required to handle explosives
163. Carriage on passenger vessels
164. Compliance with certain requirements
165. Maximum quantity that may be unloaded
166. Exemption
PART 9 -- General conduct within the Port
167. Port installations
168. Interference with mooring ropes
169. Deposit or discharge of certain matter prohibited
170. Accidents to be reported
171. Regattas
172. Disturbance of seabed
173. Fire alarms and appliances
174. Wharves may be closed
175. Entry on Port land or property
176. No building allowed on wharf
177. Vehicles may be moved
178. Vehicles on wharves
179. Preservation of order
180. Nuisances
181. Interference with notices, etc.
182. Bill-posting prohibited
183. Life-saving equipment
184. Escape of oil
185. Children not allowed on wharves
186. Drinking of liquor
PART 10 -- Miscellaneous
187. Defence
188. Exemption from liability
189. Repeal
190. Transitional
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SCHEDULE 4
SCHEDULE 5
SCHEDULE 6
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