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Paragraph 22 Restrictions on mooring or anchoring vessels

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A person must not do any of the following without permission—

(a)

moor or fasten a vessel to any of Her Majesty’s naval moorings, buoys, breakwaters, boom defences, dolphins, jetties, piles or vessels within the dockyard port;

(b)

moor or anchor a vessel within 100 metres of any of Her Majesty’s naval jetties, dolphins, vessels, hulks, installations, floating barriers or armament depots, or within 150 metres of any naval moorings;

(c)

moor, anchor or place a vessel so as to give foul berth to any vessels already at anchor or at moorings, or to obstruct passage within or at the entrance into the dockyard port; or

(d)

anchor a vessel in an area where anchoring is shown as prohibited—

(i)

on Admiralty charts; or

(ii)

in a general or local notice to mariners issued by the Queen’s Harbour Master.