Paragraph 6 Anchoring and Mooring – General
No vessel, barge, hulk, raft, pontoon or other floating structure shall—
make fast to, or lie at, any of the buoys or beacons placed by the Queen’s harbour master to mark channels or shoals in the dockyard port;
be moored or fastened to any of Her Majesty’s naval moorings, buoys, breakwaters, boom defences, dolphins, jetties, piles or vessels in the dockyard port, save with the permission of the Queen’s harbour master;
be moored or except in an emergency anchored within 100 metres of any of Her Majesty’s naval jetties, floating docks, dolphins, vessels, hulks, installations, floating barriers or armaments depots, or within 150 metres of the centre of any naval moorings, save with the permission of the Queen’s harbour master;
lie or be moored, anchored, grounded, deposited or run on shore in the fairways of the dockyard port, the main navigable channels or the approach channel; or
except in an emergency, drop anchor in water of greater than 10 metres in depth save with the permission of the Queen’s harbour master.