Merchant Shipping Act 1995

1995 c. 21 · Enacted 19 July 1995 · Extends to United Kingdom

Contents

1. Part I: BRITISH SHIPS
2. 1British ships and United Kingdom ships.
3. 2British flag.
4. 3Offences relating to British character of ship.
5. 4Penalty for carrying improper colours.
6. 5Duty to show British flag.
7. 6Duty to declare national character of ship.
8. 7Proceedings on forfeiture of a ship.
9. Part II: Registration
10. General
11. 8Central register of British ships.
12. 9Registration of ships: basic provisions.
13. 10Registration regulations.
14. 11Tonnage ascertained for registration to be tonnage of ship.
15. 12Tonnage of ships of foreign countries adopting tonnage regulations.
16. 13Status of certificate of registration.
17. 14Offences relating to a ship’s British connection.
18. 15Supplementary provisions as respects fishing vessels.
19. 16Private law provisions for registered ships and liability as owner.
20. Ships on bareboat charter
21. 17Ships bareboat chartered-in by British charterers.
22. Supplemental
23. 18Regulation of registration in British possessions by reference to categories of registries.
24. 19Tonnage regulations.
25. 20Proceedings on forfeiture of ship.
26. 21Disclosure of information relating to registration by other government departments.
27. 22Forgery of documents: Scotland.
28. 23Interpretation.
29. Part III: Masters and Seamen
30. Application of Part
31. 24Application of this Part.
32. Engagement and discharge of crews
33. 25Crew agreements.
34. 26Regulations relating to crew agreements.
35. 27Discharge of seamen.
36. 28Seamen left behind abroad otherwise than on discharge.
37. 29Discharge of seamen when ship ceases to be registered in United Kingdom.
38. Wages etc.
39. 30Payment of seamen’s wages.
40. 31Account of seaman’s wages.
41. 32Regulations relating to wages and accounts.
42. 33Power of superintendent or proper officer to decide disputes about wages.
43. 34Restriction on assignment of and charge upon wages.
44. 35Power of court to award interest on wages due otherwise than under crew agreement.
45. 36Allotment notes.
46. 37Right of person named in allotment to sue in own name.
47. 38Right, or loss of right, to wages in certain circumstances.
48. 39Protection of certain rights and remedies.
49. 40Claims against seaman’s wages for maintenance, etc. of dependants.
50. 41Remedies of master for remuneration, disbursements and liabilities.
51. Safety, health and welfare
52. 42Obligation of shipowners as to seaworthiness.
53. 43Crew accommodation.
54. 44Complaints about provisions or water.
55. 45Expenses of medical and other treatment during voyage.
56. Manning, qualifications, training and uniform
57. 46Application of sections 47 to 51.
58. 47Manning.
59. 48Power to exempt from manning requirements.
60. 49Prohibition of going to sea undermanned.
61. 50Production of certificates and other documents of qualification.
62. 51Crew’s knowledge of English.
63. 52Unqualified persons going to sea as qualified officers or seamen.
64. 53Medical treatment on board ship.
65. 54Special certificates of competence.
66. 55Young persons.
67. 56Financial assistance for training.
68. 57Uniform.
69. Offences by seamen, etc
70. 58Conduct endangering ships, structures or individuals.
71. 59Concerted disobedience and neglect of duty.
72. Disciplinary offences
73. 60Breaches by seamen of codes of conduct. Not yet in force
74. Disqualification of seamen and inquiries
75. 61Inquiry into fitness or conduct of officer.
76. 62Disqualification of holder of certificate other than officer’s.
77. 63Inquiry into fitness or conduct of seaman other than officer.
78. 64Re-hearing of and appeal from inquiries.
79. 65Rules as to inquiries and appeals.
80. 66Failure to deliver cancelled or suspended certificate.
81. 67Power to restore certificate.
82. 68Power to summon witness to inquiry into fitness or conduct of officer or other seaman.
83. 69Procedure where inquiry into fitness or conduct of officer or other seaman is held by sheriff.
84. Civil liability of seamen for offences
85. 70Civil liability for absence without leave.
86. 71Civil liability for smuggling.
87. 72Civil liability for fines imposed under immigration laws.
88. Relief and repatriation and relief costs
89. 73Relief and return of seamen etc. left behind and shipwrecked.
90. 74Limit of employer’s liability under section 73.
91. 75Recovery of expenses incurred for relief and return, etc.
92. 76Financial assistance in respect of crew relief costs.
93. Documentation
94. 77Official log books.
95. 78Lists of crew.
96. 79British seamen’s cards.
97. 80Discharge books.
98. 81Handing over of documents by master.
99. Merchant Navy Reserve
100. 82Maintenance of Merchant Navy Reserve.
101. 83Supplementary provisions as respects the Reserve.
102. Interpretation
103. 84Interpretation.
104. Part 3A: International agreements relating to maritime employment
105. 84AInternational agreements relating to maritime employment
106. 84BRegulations under section 84A: supplementary
107. Part IV: Safety
108. Safety and Health on Ships
109. 85Safety and health on ships.
110. 86Provisions supplementary to section 85: general.
111. 87Provisions supplementary to section 85: dangerous goods.
112. 88Safety of submersible and supporting apparatus.
113. Special provisions
114. 89. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Repealed
115. 90. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Repealed
116. 91Section 91
117. Assistance at sea
118. 92Duty of ship to assist the other in case of collision.
119. 93Duty to assist aircraft in distress.
120. Unsafe ships
121. 94Meaning of “dangerously unsafe ship”.
122. 95Power to detain dangerously unsafe ship.
123. 96References of detention notices to arbitration.
124. 97Compensation in connection with invalid detention of ship.
125. 98Owner and master liable in respect of dangerously unsafe ship.
126. 99Use of unsafe lighters, etc.
127. 100Owner liable for unsafe operation of ship.
128. Temporary exclusion zones
129. 100APower to establish temporary exclusion zones.
130. 100BTemporary exclusion zones: offences
131. Power to require ships to be moved
132. 100CPower to require ships to be moved. Repealed
133. 100DOffences in relation to section 100C. Repealed
134. 100EService of directions under section 100C. Repealed
135. 100FRequirements to be met by ships in respect of which trans-shipment licences in force.
136. 100GFailure to comply with prescribed standards in respect of ship in respect of which trans-shipment licence is in force.
137. Control of, and returns as to, persons on ships
138. 101Offences in connection with passenger ships.
139. 102Power to exclude drunken passengers from certain passenger ships.
140. 103Stowaways.
141. 104Unauthorised presence on board ship.
142. 105Master’s power of arrest.
143. 106Unauthorised persons: offences relating to safety.
144. 107Return to be furnished by masters of ships as to passengers.
145. 108Returns of births and deaths in ships, etc.
146. 108ASafety directions
147. Part V: Fishing Vessels
148. Chapter I: Skipper and Seamen
149. Engagement and discharge of crews
150. 109Regulations relating to crew agreements.
151. Wages
152. 110Payments of seamen’s wages.
153. 111Regulations relating to wages: deductions. Not yet in force
154. 112Accounts of wages and catch.
155. 113Restriction on assignment of and charge upon wages.
156. 114Right, or loss of right, to wages in certain circumstances.
157. Safety, health and welfare Not yet in force
158. 115Hours of work. Not yet in force
159. Manning and qualifications
160. 116Production of crew certificates and other documents of qualification.
161. Offences by seamen
162. 117Drunkenness on duty. Repealed
163. 118Unauthorised liquor. Not yet in force
164. 119Disciplinary offences.
165. Exemptions
166. 120Power to grant exemptions from this Chapter.
167. Chapter II: Safety
168. 121Fishing vessel construction rules.
169. 122Fishing vessel survey rules.
170. 123Fishing vessel certificates.
171. 124Provisions supplementary to section 123.
172. 125Prohibition on going to sea without appropriate certificate.
173. 126Notice of alterations.
174. Training Not yet in force
175. 127Training in safety matters. Not yet in force
176. Part VI: Prevention of Pollution
177. Chapter I: Pollution Generally
178. 128Prevention of pollution from ships etc.
179. 129Further provision for prevention of pollution from ships.
180. 130Regulation of transfers between ships in territorial waters.
181. Chapter IA: Waste reception facilities at harbours
182. 130AGeneral.
183. 130BWaste management plans.
184. 130CCharges for and use of waste reception facilities.
185. 130DSupplementary.
186. 130EInterpretation of Chapter IA.
187. Chapter II: Oil Pollution
188. General provisions for preventing pollution
189. 131Discharge of oil from ships into certain United Kingdom waters.
190. 132Defences of owner or master charged with offence under section 131.
191. 133Defences of occupier charged with offence under section 131
192. 134Protection for acts done in exercise of certain powers of harbour authorities, etc.
193. 135Restrictions on transfer of oil at night.
194. 136Duty to report discharge of oil into waters of harbours.
195. 136ADischarges etc. authorised under other enactments.
196. Shipping casualties
197. 137Shipping casualties. Repealed
198. 138Right to recover in respect of unreasonable loss or damage. Repealed
199. 138AApplication of sections 137 and 138 to pollution by substances other than oil. Repealed
200. 139Offences in relation to section 137. Repealed
201. 140Service of directions under section 137. Repealed
202. 141Application of sections 137 to 140 to certain foreign and other ships. Repealed
203. Enforcement
204. 142Oil records.
205. 143Prosecutions and enforcement of fines.
206. 144Power to detain ships for section 131 offences.
207. 145Interpretation of section 144
208. 146Enforcement and application of fines.
209. 147Enforcement of Conventions relating to oil pollution.
210. Miscellaneous and supplementary
211. 148Power of Secretary of State to grant exemptions.
212. 149Application to Government ships.
213. 150Annual Report.
214. 151Interpretation.
215. Chapter III: Liability for Oil Pollution
216. Preliminary
217. 152Meaning of “the Bunkers Convention”, “the Liability Convention” and related expressions.
218. Liability
219. 153Liability for oil pollution in case of tankers.
220. 153ALiability for pollution by bunker oil
221. 154Liability for oil pollution in other cases.
222. 155Exceptions from liability under sections 153 , 153A and 154.
223. 156Restriction of liability for pollution from oil or bunker oil.
224. 156ALiability under section 153, 153A or 154: supplementary provisions
225. Limitation of liability under section 153
226. 157Limitation of liability under section 153.
227. 158Limitation actions.
228. 159Restriction on enforcement after establishment of limitation fund.
229. 160Concurrent liabilities of owners and others.
230. 161Establishment of limitation fund outside United Kingdom.
231. Limitation period for claims under this Chapter
232. 162Extinguishment of claims.
233. Compulsory insurance
234. 163Compulsory insurance against liability for pollution.
235. 163ACompulsory insurance against liability for pollution from bunker oil
236. 164Issue of certificate by Secretary of State.
237. 165Rights of third parties against insurers.
238. Supplementary
239. 166Jurisdiction of United Kingdom courts and registration of foreign judgments.
240. 167Government ships.
241. 168Limitation of liability under section 153A or 154.
242. 169Saving for recourse actions.
243. 170Interpretation.
244. 171Transitory text of this Chapter and power to make transitional provisions.
245. Chapter IV: International Oil Pollution
246. Preliminary
247. 172Meaning of the “Liability Convention”, “the Fund Convention” and related expressions.
248. Contributions to Fund
249. 173Contributions by importers of oil and others.
250. 174Power to obtain information.
251. Compensation for persons suffering pollution damage
252. 175Liability of the Fund.
253. 176Limitation of Fund’s liability under section 175.
254. 176ALiability of the Supplementary Fund
255. 176BLimitation of the Supplementary Fund’s liability under section 176A
256. Supplemental
257. 177Jurisdiction and effect of judgments.
258. 178Section 178
259. 179Subrogation.
260. 180Supplementary provisions as to proceedings involving the Fund.
261. 181Interpretation.
262. 182Transitory text of this Chapter and power to make transitional provisions.
263. Chapter V: Carriage of hazardous and noxious substances
264. 182AIntroductory.
265. 182BPower to give effect to Convention.
266. 182CPower of Secretary of State to make orders.
267. Part VII: Liability of Shipowners and Others
268. Carriage of passengers and luggage by sea
269. 183Scheduled convention to have force of law.
270. 184Application of Schedule 6 to carriage within British Islands.
271. Limitation of liability of shipowners, etc and salvors for maritime claims
272. 185Limitation of liability for maritime claims.
273. 186Exclusion of liability.
274. Multiple fault; apportionment, liability and contribution
275. 187Damage or loss: apportionment of liability.
276. 188Loss of life or personal injuries: joint and several liability.
277. 189Loss of life or personal injuries: right of contribution.
278. Time limit for proceedings against owners or ship
279. 190Time limit for proceedings against owners or ship.
280. Limitation of liability of harbour, conservancy, dock and canal authorities
281. 191Limitation of liability.
282. Application to Crown and its ships
283. 192Application to Crown and its ships.
284. Regulations requiring insurance or security
285. 192ACompulsory insurance or security
286. Part VIII: Lighthouses
287. Lighthouse authorities
288. 193General and local lighthouse authorities.
289. Information to Secretary of State
290. 194Returns and information to Secretary of State.
291. Functions of general lighthouse authorities
292. 195General function of management of lighthouses, etc.
293. 196Joint discharge of functions.
294. 197General powers of general lighthouse authority.
295. 197AGeneral lighthouse authorities: commercial activities
296. 198Inspection of local lighthouses.
297. 199Control of local lighthouse authorities.
298. Inspections by Secretary of State
299. 200Powers of inspection by Secretary of State.
300. Powers of harbour authorities as local lighthouse authorities
301. 201Powers of harbour authorities.
302. Transfers between general and local lighthouse authorities
303. 202. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Repealed
304. 203Individual transfers of local lighthouses to harbour authorities.
305. 204Surrender of local lighthouses.
306. General light dues
307. 205Light dues leviable by general lighthouse authorities.
308. 206Information to determine light dues.
309. 207Recovery of general light dues.
310. 208Distress on ship for general light dues.
311. 209Receipt for general light dues and its production.
312. Local light dues
313. 210Light dues leviable by local lighthouse authorities.
314. Financial and administrative provisions
315. 211General Lighthouse Fund: expenses and receipts.
316. 212Establishments of general lighthouse authorities.
317. 213Estimates or accounts of expenses to Secretary of State.
318. 214Pension rights of certain employees.
319. 215Borrowing powers of general lighthouse authorities.
320. 216Limit on borrowings under section 215.
321. 217Guarantees by Secretary of State.
322. 218Accounts of general lighthouse authorities.
323. Offences in connection with lighthouses, buoys, beacons, etc.
324. 219Damage etc. to lighthouses etc.
325. 220Prevention of false lights.
326. Exemptions from taxes, duties, etc
327. 221Exemption from taxes, duties, rates etc.
328. 222Exemption from harbour dues.
329. 222ADisclosure of information to general lighthouse authorities.
330. Supplemental
331. 223Interpretation, etc.
332. Part IX: Salvage and Wreck
333. Chapter 1: Salvage
334. 224Salvage Convention 1989 to have force of law.
335. 225Valuation of property by receiver.
336. 226Detention of property liable for salvage by receiver.
337. 227Sale of detained property by receiver.
338. 228Apportionment of salvage under £5,000 by the receiver.
339. 229Apportionment of salvage by the court.
340. 230Salvage claims against the Crown and Crown rights of salvage and regulation thereof.
341. Chapter II: Wreck
342. Vessels in distress
343. 231Application of, and discharge of functions under, sections 232, 233 234 and 235.
344. 232Duty of receiver where vessel in distress.
345. 233Powers of receiver in case of vessel in distress.
346. 234Power to pass over adjoining land.
347. 235Liability for damage in case of plundered vessel.
348. Dealing with wreck
349. 236Duties of finder etc of wreck.
350. 237Provisions as respects cargo, etc.
351. 238Receiver to give notice of wreck.
352. 239Claims of owners to wreck.
353. 240Immediate sale of wreck in certain cases.
354. Unclaimed wreck
355. 241Right of Crown to unclaimed wreck.
356. 242Notice of unclaimed wreck to be given to persons entitled.
357. 243Disposal of unclaimed wreck.
358. 244Effect of delivery of wreck etc under this Part.
359. Offences in respect of wreck
360. 245Taking wreck to foreign port.
361. 246Interfering with wrecked vessel or wreck.
362. 247Powers of entry etc.
363. Chapter III: Supplemental
364. Administration
365. 248Functions of Secretary of State as to wreck.
366. 249Expenses and fees of receivers.
367. Coastguard services
368. 250Remuneration for services of coastguard.
369. Release from customs and excise control
370. 251Release of goods from customs and excise control.
371. Removal of wrecks
372. 252Powers of harbour and conservancy authorities in relation to wrecks.
373. 253Powers of lighthouse authorities in relation to wrecks.
374. 254Referral of questions as to powers between authorities.
375. Interpretation
376. 255Interpretation.
377. Part 9A: Wreck Removal Convention
378. Preliminary
379. 255A“The Wrecks Convention”
380. Reporting, marking and removing
381. 255BWreck reports
382. 255CLocating and marking wrecks
383. 255DRemoval by registered owner
384. 255EImposition of conditions about removal
385. 255FRemoval in default
386. 255GLiability for costs
387. 255HLimitation period
388. 255IExpenses of general lighthouse authorities
389. Insurance
390. 255JWreck removal insurance
391. 255KFailure to insure
392. 255LDetention of ships
393. 255MProduction of certificates
394. 255NIssue of certificates
395. 255OCancellation of certificates
396. 255PThird parties' rights against insurers
397. 255QElectronic certificates
398. Supplemental
399. 255RInterpretation etc.
400. 255SGovernment ships
401. 255TSaving
402. 255UPower to amend
403. Part X: Enforcement Officers and Powers
404. Enforcement Officers
405. 256Appointment of inspectors and surveyors.
406. 256AScottish officers
407. Inspection etc powers
408. 257Powers to require production of ships documents.
409. 258Powers to inspect ships and their equipment, etc.
410. 259Powers of inspectors in relation to premises and ships.
411. 260Provisions supplementary to section 259.
412. Improvement notices and prohibition notices
413. 261Improvement notices.
414. 262Prohibition notices.
415. 263Provisions supplementary to sections 261 and 262.
416. 264References of notices to arbitration.
417. 265Compensation in connection with invalid prohibition notices.
418. 266Offences.
419. Part XI: Accident Investigations and Inquiries
420. Marine accident investigations
421. 267Investigation of marine accidents.
422. 268Formal investigation into marine accidents.
423. 269Re-hearing of and appeal from investigations.
424. 270Rules as to investigations and appeals.
425. Inquiries into and reports on deaths and injuries
426. 271Inquiries into deaths of crew members and others.
427. 272Reports of and inquiries into injuries.
428. 273Transmission of particulars of certain deaths on ships.
429. Part XII: Legal Proceedings
430. Prosecution of offences
431. 274Time limit for summary offences.
432. 275Time limit for summary orders.
433. 276Summary offences: Scotland.
434. 277Offences by officers of bodies corporate.
435. 277AAccessories and abettors
436. 278Offences by partners, etc. in Scotland.
437. Jurisdiction
438. 279Jurisdiction in relation to offences.
439. 280Jurisdiction over ships lying off coasts.
440. 281Jurisdiction in case of offences on board ship.
441. 282Offences committed by British seamen.
442. Return of offenders
443. 283Return of offenders.
444. Detention of ship and distress on ship
445. 284Enforcing detention of ship.
446. 285Sums ordered to be paid leviable by distress on the ship.
447. Special evidential provisions
448. 286Depositions of persons abroad admissible.
449. 287Admissibility in evidence and inspection of certain documents.
450. 288Admissibility of documents in evidence.
451. 289Inspection and admissibility in evidence of copies of certain documents.
452. 290Proof, etc of exemptions.
453. Service of documents
454. 291Service of documents.
455. Part XIII: Supplemental
456. Administration
457. 292General functions of Secretary of State.
458. 293Functions of Secretary of State in relation to marine pollution.
459. 294General power to dispense.
460. 295Registrar General of Shipping and Seamen.
461. 296Mercantile marine superintendents.
462. 297Wreck commissioners, etc.
463. 298Transmission of documents to Registrar General.
464. 299Returns, etc to Secretary of State.
465. 300Forms.
466. 301Advisory committees.
467. Financial Provisions
468. 302Fees.
469. 302AFunding of maritime services.
470. 303Expenses of Commissioners of Customs and Excise. Repealed
471. 304Expenses charged on money provided by Parliament.
472. 305Payments to be made into Consolidated Fund.
473. Subordinate Legislation
474. 306Regulations, rules and orders, etc.
475. 306APower to make ambulatory references to international instruments
476. Application of Act to certain descriptions of ships, etc.
477. 307Application of Act to non-United Kingdom ships.
478. 308Application of Act to government ships.
479. 309Application of Act to ships chartered by demise to the Crown.
480. 310Application of Act to hovercraft.
481. 311Application of Act to certain structures, etc. Repealed
482. Special provisions for Scots law
483. 312Special provisions for Scots law.
484. Final provisions
485. 313Definitions.
486. 313AMeaning of “qualifying foreign ship”.
487. 314Repeals, consequential amendments and transitional provisions.
488. 315Extent and application.
489. 316Short title and commencement.
490. Schedule 1: Private Law Provisions for registered ships
491. General
492. 1Paragraph 1
493. Transfers etc of registered ships
494. 2Paragraph 2
495. 3Paragraph 3
496. 4Paragraph 4
497. 5Paragraph 5
498. 6Paragraph 6
499. Mortgages of registered ships
500. 7Paragraph 7
501. Priority of registered mortgages
502. 8Paragraph 8
503. Registered mortgagee’s power of sale
504. 9Paragraph 9
505. Protection of registered mortgagees
506. 10Paragraph 10
507. Transfer of registered mortgage
508. 11Paragraph 11
509. Transmission of registered mortgage by operation of law
510. 12Paragraph 12
511. Discharge of registered mortgage
512. 13Paragraph 13
513. Definitions
514. 14Paragraph 14
515. Schedule 2: Regulations Relating to Submersible and Supporting Apparatus
516. 1Paragraph 1
517. Registration of submersible apparatus
518. 2Paragraph 2
519. Offences
520. 3Paragraph 3
521. Exemptions from regulations
522. 4Paragraph 4
523. General
524. 5Paragraph 5
525. Schedule 3
526. Part General Provisions
527. Ships to which Schedule applies
528. 1Paragraph 1
529. Load Line rules
530. 2Paragraph 2
531. Chapter United Kingdom ships: Compliance with load line rules
532. 3Paragraph 3
533. Submersion of load lines
534. 4Paragraph 4
535. Miscellaneous offences in relation to marks
536. 5Paragraph 5
537. Issue of load line certificates
538. 6Paragraph 6
539. Effect of load line certificate
540. 7Paragraph 7
541. Duration, endorsement and cancellation of load line certificates
542. 8Paragraph 8
543. Ships not to proceed to sea without load line certificate
544. 9Paragraph 9
545. Publication of load line certificate and entry of particulars in official log book
546. 10Paragraph 10
547. Inspection of ships
548. 11Paragraph 11
549. Chapter Non-United Kingdom ships: Valid Convention certificates
550. 12Paragraph 12
551. Compliance with load line rules
552. 13Paragraph 13
553. Submersion of load lines
554. 14Paragraph 14
555. United Kingdom load line certificates
556. 15Paragraph 15
557. Production of certificate to customs and excise officer
558. 16Paragraph 16
559. Provisions as to inspection
560. 17Paragraph 17
561. Chapter Exemptions: Power to make exemption orders
562. 18Paragraph 18
563. Further powers to exempt ships
564. 19Paragraph 19
565. Issue of exemption certificates
566. 20Paragraph 20
567. Duration and termination of exemptions, and duration, endorsement and cancellation of exemption certificates
568. 21Paragraph 21
569. International Load Line Exemption Certificates
570. 22Paragraph 22
571. Chapter Subdivision load lines and deck cargo: Subdivision load lines
572. 23Paragraph 23
573. Deck cargo
574. 24Paragraph 24
575. Chapter Miscellaneous provisions: Notice to consular officer of proceedings against foreign ships
576. 25Paragraph 25
577. Delivery up of certificates
578. 26Paragraph 26
579. Penalty for false statements etc.
580. 27Paragraph 27
581. Admissibility of certificates in evidence
582. 28Paragraph 28
583. Convention countries
584. 29Paragraph 29
585. Orders, rules and regulations
586. 30Paragraph 30
587. Interpretation
588. 31Paragraph 31
589. Schedule 3A: Safety Directions
590. Direction following accident: person in control of ship
591. 1Paragraph 1
592. Direction following accident: person in control of land
593. 2Paragraph 2
594. Other direction
595. 3Paragraph 3
596. Action in lieu of direction
597. 4Paragraph 4
598. Enforcement
599. 5Paragraph 5
600. Enforcement
601. 6Paragraph 6
602. Enforcement
603. 7Paragraph 7
604. Enforcement
605. 8Paragraph 8
606. Enforcement
607. 9Paragraph 9
608. Variation and revocation
609. 10Paragraph 10
610. Procedure
611. 11Paragraph 11
612. Procedure
613. 12Paragraph 12
614. Procedure
615. 13Paragraph 13
616. Unreasonable loss and damage
617. 14Paragraph 14
618. Expenses
619. 15Paragraph 15
620. Jurisdiction
621. 16Paragraph 16
622. Ships to which Schedule applies
623. 17Paragraph 17
624. Ships to which Schedule applies
625. 18Paragraph 18
626. Ships to which Schedule applies
627. 19Paragraph 19
628. Ships to which Schedule applies
629. 20Paragraph 20
630. Ships to which Schedule applies
631. 21Paragraph 21
632. Interpretation
633. 22Paragraph 22
634. Savings
635. 23Paragraph 23
636. Savings
637. 24Paragraph 24
638. Schedule 4: Prevention of Oil Pollution: Transitory Provisions
639. Part
640. Chapter III: Liability for Oil Pollution
641. 152Paragraph 152
642. Liability
643. 153Liability for oil pollution in case of tankers.
644. 154Liability for oil pollution in case of other ships.
645. 155Exceptions from liability under section 153.
646. 155AExceptions from liability under section 154.
647. 156Restriction of liability for oil pollution.
648. 156ARestriction of liability for oil pollution from ship within section 154.
649. Limitation of liability
650. 157Limitation of liability under section 153.
651. 158Limitation actions.
652. 159Restriction on enforcement after establishment of limitation fund.
653. 160Concurrent liabilities of owners and others.
654. 161Establishment of limitation fund outside United Kingdom.
655. 162Extinguishment of claims.
656. Compulsory insurance
657. 163Compulsory insurance against liability for pollution.
658. 164Issue of certificate by Secretary of State.
659. 165Rights of third parties against insurers.
660. Supplementary
661. 166Jurisdiction of United Kingdom courts and registration of foreign judgments.
662. 167Government ships.
663. 168Limitation of liability under section 154.
664. 169Saving for recourse actions.
665. 170Interpretation.
666. IVInternational Oil Pollution
667. Chapter Compensation Fund
668. Preliminary
669. 172Meaning of “Liability Convention”, “the Fund Convention” and related expressions.
670. Contributions to Fund
671. 173Contributions by importers of oil and others.
672. 174Power to obtain information.
673. Compensation for persons suffering pollution damage
674. 175Liability of the Fund.
675. 176Limitation of Fund’s liability under section 175.
676. Indemnification of shipowners
677. 176AIndemnification where damage is caused by ship registered in Fund Convention country.
678. Supplemental
679. 177Jurisdiction and effect of judgments.
680. 178Extinguishment of claims.
681. 179Subrogation.
682. 181Interpretation.
683. Schedule 5: Overall Limit on Liability of Fund
684. Part I: Permanent provision
685. Article 4 — paragraphs 4 and 5
686. 4Paragraph 4
687. 5Paragraph 5
688. Part II: Transitory Provision
689. Article 4 — paragraphs 4, 5 and 6
690. 4Paragraph 4
691. 5Paragraph 5
692. 6Paragraph 6
693. Schedule 5ZA: SUPPLEMENTARY FUND LIABILITY
694. Article 4—paragraphs 1, 2 and 3
695. 1Paragraph 1
696. 2Paragraph 2
697. 3Paragraph 3
698. Article 13—paragraph 1
699. 1Paragraph 1
700. Article 15—paragraphs 1, 2 and 3
701. 1Paragraph 1
702. 2Paragraph 2
703. 3Paragraph 3
704. Schedule 5A
705. Text of International Convention on Liability and Compensation for Damage in Connection with the Carriage of Hazardous and Noxious Substances by Sea
706. Part Chapter I: GENERAL PROVISIONS
707. Chapter: Definitions
708. Article 1
709. Chapter: Annexes
710. Article 2
711. Chapter: Scope of application
712. Article 3
713. Article 4
714. Article 5
715. Chapter: Duties of State Parties
716. Article 6
717. Part Chapter II: LIABILITY
718. Chapter: Liability of the owner
719. Article 7
720. Chapter: Incidents involving two or more ships
721. Article 8
722. Chapter: Limitation of liability
723. Article 9
724. Article 10
725. Chapter: Death and injury
726. Article 11
727. Chapter: Compulsory insurance of the owner
728. Article 12
729. Part Chapter III: COMPENSATION BY THE INTERNATIONAL HAZARDOUS AND NOXIOUS SUBSTANCES FUND (HNS FUND)
730. Chapter: Establishment of the HNS Fund
731. Article 13
732. Chapter: Compensation
733. Article 14
734. Chapter: Related tasks of the HNS Fund
735. Article 15
736. Chapter: General provisions on contributions
737. Article 16
738. Chapter: General provisions on annual contributions
739. Article 17
740. Chapter: Annual contributions to the general account
741. Article 18
742. Chapter: Annual contributions to separate accounts
743. Article 19
744. Chapter: Initial contributions
745. Article 20
746. Chapter: Reports
747. Article 21
748. Chapter: Non-payment of contributions
749. Article 22
750. Chapter: Optional liability of States Parties for the payment of contributions
751. Article 23
752. Chapter: Organization and administration
753. Article 24
754. Chapter: Assembly
755. Article 25
756. Article 26
757. Article 27
758. Article 28
759. Chapter: Secretariat
760. Article 29
761. Article 30
762. Article 31
763. Chapter: Finances
764. Article 32
765. Chapter: Voting
766. Article 33
767. Article 34
768. Chapter: Tax exemptions and currency regulations
769. Article 35
770. Chapter: Confidentiality of information
771. Article 36
772. Part Chapter IV: CLAIMS AND ACTIONS
773. Chapter: Limitation of actions
774. Article 37
775. Chapter: Jurisdiction in respect of action against the owner
776. Article 38
777. Chapter: Jurisdiction in respect of action against the HNS Fund or taken by the HNS Fund
778. Article 39
779. Chapter: Recognition and enforcement
780. Article 40
781. Chapter: Subrogation and recourse
782. Article 41
783. Chapter: Supersession clause
784. Article 42
785. Part Chapter V: TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS
786. Chapter: Information on contributing cargo
787. Article 43
788. Chapter: First session of the Assembly
789. Article 44
790. Part Chapter VI: FINAL CLAUSES
791. Chapter: Signature, ratification, acceptance, approval and accession
792. Article 45
793. Chapter: Entry into force
794. Article 46
795. Chapter: Revision and amendment
796. Article 47
797. Chapter: Amendment of limits
798. Article 48
799. Article 49
800. Chapter: Extraordinary sessions of the Assembly
801. Article 50
802. Chapter: Cessation
803. Article 51
804. Chapter: Winding up of the HNS Fund
805. Article 52
806. Chapter: Depositary
807. Article 53
808. Chapter: Languages
809. Article 54
810. Schedule 6: Convention Relating to the Carriage of Passengers and Their Luggage by Sea
811. IText of Convention
812. Part II: Provisions having effect in connection with Convention
813. Interpretation
814. 1Paragraph 1
815. Provisions adapting or supplementing specified articles of the Convention
816. 2Paragraph 2
817. 3Paragraph 3
818. 4Paragraph 4
819. 5Paragraph 5
820. 6Paragraph 6
821. 7Paragraph 7
822. 8Paragraph 8
823. Other provisions adapting or supplementing the Convention
824. 9Paragraph 9
825. 9AParagraph 9A
826. 10Paragraph 10
827. 11Paragraph 11
828. Application of ss. 185 and 186 of this Act
829. 12Paragraph 12
830. 13Paragraph 13
831. Schedule 7: Convention on Limitation of Liability for Maritime Claims 1976
832. Part I: Text of Convention
833. I.The Right of Limitation
834. Chapter Article 1
835. Persons entitled to limit liability
836. 1Paragraph 1
837. 2Paragraph 2
838. 3Paragraph 3
839. 4Paragraph 4
840. 5Paragraph 5
841. 6Paragraph 6
842. 7Paragraph 7
843. Chapter Article 2
844. Claims subject to limitation
845. 1Paragraph 1
846. 2Paragraph 2
847. Chapter Article 3
848. Claims excepted from limitation
849. Chapter Article 4
850. Conduct barring limitation
851. Chapter Article 5
852. Counterclaims
853. II.Limits of Liability
854. Chapter Article 6
855. The general limits
856. 1Paragraph 1
857. 2Paragraph 2
858. 4Paragraph 4
859. Chapter Article 7
860. The limit for passenger claims
861. 1Paragraph 1
862. 2Paragraph 2
863. Chapter Article 8
864. Unit of Account
865. Chapter Article 9
866. Aggregation of claims
867. 1Paragraph 1
868. 2Paragraph 2
869. Chapter Article 10
870. Limitation of liability without constitution of a limitation fund
871. 1Paragraph 1
872. 2Paragraph 2
873. 3Paragraph 3
874. III.The Limitation Fund
875. Chapter Article 11
876. Constitution of the Fund
877. 1Paragraph 1
878. 2Paragraph 2
879. 3Paragraph 3
880. Chapter Article 12
881. Distribution of the fund
882. 1Paragraph 1
883. 2Paragraph 2
884. 3Paragraph 3
885. 4Paragraph 4
886. Chapter Article 13
887. Bar to other actions
888. 1Paragraph 1
889. 2Paragraph 2
890. 3Paragraph 3
891. Chapter Article 14
892. Governing law
893. IV.Scope of Application
894. Chapter Article 15
895. 2Paragraph 2
896. Chapter ARTICLE 18: Reservations
897. 1Paragraph 1
898. Part II: Provisions having effect in connection with Convention
899. Interpretation
900. 1Paragraph 1
901. Right to limit liability
902. 2Paragraph 2
903. 2AParagraph 2A Repealed
904. Claims subject to limitation
905. 3Paragraph 3
906. Claims excluded from limitation
907. 4Paragraph 4
908. The general limits
909. 5Paragraph 5
910. Limit for passenger claims
911. 6Paragraph 6
912. Units of Account
913. 7Paragraph 7
914. Constitution of fund
915. 8Paragraph 8
916. Distribution of fund
917. 9Paragraph 9
918. Bar to other actions
919. 10Paragraph 10
920. Meaning of “court”
921. 11Paragraph 11
922. Meaning of “ship”
923. 12Paragraph 12
924. Meaning of “State Party”
925. 13Paragraph 13
926. Schedule 8: Commissioners of Northern Lighthouses
927. 1Paragraph 1
928. 2Paragraph 2
929. 3Paragraph 3
930. 4Paragraph 4
931. 4AParagraph 4A
932. 5Paragraph 5
933. Schedule 9
934. 1Paragraph 1
935. 2Paragraph 2
936. 3Paragraph 3
937. 4Paragraph 4
938. 5Paragraph 5
939. Schedule 10: Local Light Dues: Objections
940. Paragraph
941. Schedule 11: International Convention on Salvage 1989
942. Part I: Text of Convention
943. I— General Provisions
944. Chapter Article 1
945. Definitions
946. Chapter Article 2
947. Application of the Convention
948. Chapter Article 3
949. Platforms and drilling units
950. Chapter Article 4
951. State-owned vessels
952. 1Paragraph 1
953. 2Paragraph 2
954. Chapter Article 5
955. Salvage operations controlled by public authorities
956. 1Paragraph 1
957. 2Paragraph 2
958. 3Paragraph 3
959. Chapter Article 6
960. Salvage contracts
961. 1Paragraph 1
962. 2Paragraph 2
963. 3Paragraph 3
964. Chapter Article 7
965. Annulment and modification of contracts
966. II— Performance of Salvage Operations
967. Chapter Article 8
968. Duties of the salvor and of the owner and master
969. 1Paragraph 1
970. 2Paragraph 2
971. Chapter Article 9
972. Rights of coastal States
973. Chapter Article 10
974. Duty to render assistance
975. 1Paragraph 1
976. 2Paragraph 2
977. 3Paragraph 3
978. Chapter Article 11
979. Co-operation
980. III— Rights of Salvors
981. Chapter Article 12
982. Conditions for reward
983. 1Paragraph 1
984. 2Paragraph 2
985. 3Paragraph 3
986. Chapter Article 13
987. Criteria for fixing the reward
988. 1Paragraph 1
989. 2Paragraph 2
990. 3Paragraph 3
991. Chapter Article 14
992. Special compensation
993. 1Paragraph 1
994. 2Paragraph 2
995. 3Paragraph 3
996. 4Paragraph 4
997. 5Paragraph 5
998. 6Paragraph 6
999. Chapter Article 15
1000. Apportionment between salvors
1001. 1Paragraph 1
1002. 2Paragraph 2
1003. Chapter Article 16
1004. Salvage of persons
1005. 1Paragraph 1
1006. 2Paragraph 2
1007. Chapter Article 17
1008. Services rendered under existing contracts
1009. Chapter Article 18
1010. The effect of salvor’s misconduct
1011. Chapter Article 19
1012. Prohibition of salvage operations
1013. IV— Claims and Actions
1014. Chapter Article 20
1015. Maritime lien
1016. 1Paragraph 1
1017. 2Paragraph 2
1018. Chapter Article 21
1019. Duty to provide security
1020. 1Paragraph 1
1021. 2Paragraph 2
1022. 3Paragraph 3
1023. Chapter Article 22
1024. Interim payment
1025. 1Paragraph 1
1026. 2Paragraph 2
1027. Chapter Article 23
1028. Limitation of actions
1029. 1Paragraph 1
1030. 2Paragraph 2
1031. 3Paragraph 3
1032. Chapter Article 24
1033. Interest
1034. Chapter Article 25
1035. State-owned cargoes
1036. Chapter Article 26
1037. Humanitarian cargoes
1038. Chapter Article 27
1039. Publication of arbitral awards
1040. Part II: Provisions having effect in connection with Convention
1041. Interpretation
1042. 1Paragraph 1
1043. Claims excluded from Convention
1044. 2Paragraph 2
1045. Assistance to persons in danger at sea
1046. 3Paragraph 3
1047. The reward and special compensation: the common understanding
1048. 4Paragraph 4
1049. Recourse for life salvage payment
1050. 5Paragraph 5
1051. Meaning of “judicial proceedings”
1052. 6Paragraph 6
1053. Meaning of “State Party”
1054. 7Paragraph 7
1055. Schedule 11ZAWrecks Convention
1056. Article 1Definitions
1057. 1Paragraph 1
1058. 2Paragraph 2
1059. 3Paragraph 3
1060. 4Paragraph 4
1061. 5Paragraph 5
1062. 6Paragraph 6
1063. 7Paragraph 7
1064. 8Paragraph 8
1065. 9Paragraph 9
1066. 10Paragraph 10
1067. 11Paragraph 11
1068. 12Paragraph 12
1069. 13Paragraph 13
1070. Objectives and general principles
1071. 1Paragraph 1
1072. 2Paragraph 2
1073. 3Paragraph 3
1074. 4Paragraph 4
1075. 5Paragraph 5
1076. Scope of application
1077. 1Paragraph 1
1078. 2Paragraph 2
1079. 3Paragraph 3
1080. 4Paragraph 4
1081. 5Paragraph 5
1082. Exclusions
1083. 1Paragraph 1
1084. 2Paragraph 2
1085. 3Paragraph 3
1086. 4Paragraph 4
1087. Reporting wrecks
1088. 1Paragraph 1
1089. 2Paragraph 2
1090. Article 6Determination of hazard
1091. Locating wrecks
1092. 1Paragraph 1
1093. 2Paragraph 2
1094. Marking of wrecks
1095. 1Paragraph 1
1096. 2Paragraph 2
1097. 3Paragraph 3
1098. Measures to facilitate the removal of wrecks
1099. 1Paragraph 1
1100. 2Paragraph 2
1101. 3Paragraph 3
1102. 4Paragraph 4
1103. 5Paragraph 5
1104. 6Paragraph 6
1105. 7Paragraph 7
1106. 8Paragraph 8
1107. 9Paragraph 9
1108. 10Paragraph 10
1109. 11Paragraph 11
1110. Liability of the owner
1111. 1Paragraph 1
1112. 2Paragraph 2
1113. 3Paragraph 3
1114. 4Paragraph 4
1115. Exceptions to liability
1116. 1Paragraph 1
1117. 2Paragraph 2
1118. Compulsory insurance or other financial security
1119. 1Paragraph 1
1120. 2Paragraph 2
1121. 3Paragraph 3
1122. 4Paragraph 4
1123. 5Paragraph 5
1124. 6Paragraph 6
1125. 7Paragraph 7
1126. 8Paragraph 8
1127. 9Paragraph 9
1128. 10Paragraph 10
1129. 11Paragraph 11
1130. 12Paragraph 12
1131. 13Paragraph 13
1132. 14Paragraph 14
1133. Article 13Time limits
1134. Amendment provisions
1135. 1Paragraph 1
1136. 2Paragraph 2
1137. Settlement of disputes
1138. 1Paragraph 1
1139. 2Paragraph 2
1140. 3Paragraph 3
1141. 4Paragraph 4
1142. 5Paragraph 5
1143. Article 16Relationship to other conventions and international agreements
1144. Article 17Signature, ratification, acceptance, approval and accession
1145. Entry into force
1146. 1Paragraph 1
1147. 2Paragraph 2
1148. Denunciation
1149. 1Paragraph 1
1150. 2Paragraph 2
1151. 3Paragraph 3
1152. Depositary
1153. 1Paragraph 1
1154. 2Paragraph 2
1155. 3Paragraph 3
1156. Article 21Languages
1157. Schedule 11A: Funding of maritime services
1158. Interpretation
1159. 1Paragraph 1
1160. Charges in respect of maritime matters
1161. 2Paragraph 2
1162. Charges relating to expenses payable out of General Lighthouse Fund
1163. 3Paragraph 3
1164. Ships in respect of which charges may be imposed
1165. 4Paragraph 4
1166. Persons by whom charges to be paid
1167. 5Paragraph 5
1168. Amount of charges
1169. 6Paragraph 6
1170. Powers to require information
1171. 7Paragraph 7
1172. Disclosure of information
1173. 8Paragraph 8
1174. Collection and recovery, etc.
1175. 9Paragraph 9
1176. 10Paragraph 10
1177. Distress
1178. 11Paragraph 11
1179. Further powers in relation to General Lighthouse Fund etc
1180. 12Paragraph 12
1181. 13Paragraph 13
1182. Supplementary
1183. 14Paragraph 14
1184. 15Paragraph 15
1185. 16Paragraph 16
1186. Schedule 12Repeals
1187. Schedule 13: Consequential Amendments
1188. General Pier and Harbour Act 1861 Amendment Act 1862 (c. 19)
1189. 1Paragraph 1
1190. Sea Fisheries Act 1868 (c. 45)
1191. 2Paragraph 2 Repealed
1192. Lloyd’s Act 1871 (c. xxi)
1193. 3Paragraph 3
1194. Slave Trade Act 1873 (c. 88)
1195. 4Paragraph 4 Repealed
1196. Explosives Act 1875 (c. 17)
1197. 5Paragraph 5 Repealed
1198. Explosive Substances Act 1883 (c. 3)
1199. 6Paragraph 6
1200. Submarine Telegraph Act 1885 (c. 49)
1201. 7Paragraph 7
1202. Foreign Jurisdiction Act 1890 (c. 37)
1203. 8Paragraph 8
1204. Fisheries Act 1891 (c. 37)
1205. 9Paragraph 9 Repealed
1206. Commissioners for Oaths Act 1891 (c. 50)
1207. 10Paragraph 10
1208. Seal Fisheries (North Pacific) Act 1895 (c.21)
1209. 11Paragraph 11 Repealed
1210. Seal Fisheries (North Pacific) Act 1912 (c. 10)
1211. 12Paragraph 12 Repealed
1212. Trustee Act 1925 (c. 19)
1213. 13Paragraph 13
1214. Whaling Industry (Regulations) Act 1934 (c. 49)
1215. 14Paragraph 14
1216. Public Health Act 1936 (c. 49)
1217. 15Paragraph 15
1218. Public Health (Drainage of Trade Premises) Act 1937 (c. 40)
1219. 16Paragraph 16
1220. Superannuation (Various Services) Act 1938 (c. 13)
1221. 17Paragraph 17
1222. Compensation (Defence) Act 1939 (c. 75)
1223. 18Paragraph 18
1224. Pensions (Navy, Army, Air Force and Mercantile Marine) Act 1939 (c. 83)
1225. 19Paragraph 19
1226. Public Health (Scotland) Act 1945 (c.15)
1227. 20Paragraph 20
1228. Crown Proceedings Act 1947 (c. 44)
1229. 21Paragraph 21
1230. British Nationality Act 1948 (c. 56)
1231. 22Paragraph 22
1232. Law Reform (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act (Northern Ireland) 1948 (c. 23 (N.I.))
1233. 23Paragraph 23
1234. Wireless Telegraphy Act 1949 (c. 54)
1235. 24Paragraph 24 Repealed
1236. Coast Protection Act 1949 (c. 74)
1237. 25Paragraph 25
1238. Registered Designs Act 1949 (c. 88)
1239. 26Paragraph 26 Repealed
1240. Rivers (Prevention of Pollution) (Scotland) Act 1951 (c.66)
1241. 27Paragraph 27
1242. Post Office Act 1953 (c. 36)
1243. 28Paragraph 28 Repealed
1244. Administration of Justice Act 1956 (c. 46)
1245. 29Paragraph 29
1246. Trustee Act (Northern Ireland) 1958 (c. 23 (N.I.))
1247. 30Paragraph 30
1248. Factories Act 1961 (c. 34)
1249. 31Paragraph 31
1250. Pipe-Lines Act 1962 (c. 58)
1251. 32Paragraph 32
1252. Harbours Act 1964 (c. 40)
1253. 33Paragraph 33
1254. Contracts of Employment and Redundancy Payments Act (Northern Ireland) 1965 (c. 19 (N.I.))
1255. 34Paragraph 34
1256. Factories Act (Northern Ireland) 1965 (c. 20 (N.I.))
1257. 35Paragraph 35
1258. Fisheries Act (Northern Ireland) 1966 (c. 17 (N.I.))
1259. 36Paragraph 36
1260. Finance Act 1966 (c. 18)
1261. 37Paragraph 37
1262. Sea Fish (Conservation) Act 1967 (c. 84)
1263. 38Paragraph 38
1264. Public Health Act (Northern Ireland) 1967 (c. 36 (N.I.))
1265. 39Paragraph 39
1266. Consular Relations Act 1968 (c. 18)
1267. 40Paragraph 40
1268. Countryside Act 1968 (c. 41)
1269. 41Paragraph 41
1270. Hovercraft Act 1968 (c. 59)
1271. 42Paragraph 42
1272. Sea Fisheries Act 1968 (c. 77)
1273. 43Paragraph 43
1274. Harbours Act (Northern Ireland) 1970 (c. 1 (N.I.))
1275. 44Paragraph 44
1276. Carriage of Goods by Sea Act 1971 (c. 19)
1277. 45Paragraph 45
1278. Attachment of Earnings Act 1971 (c. 32)
1279. 46Paragraph 46
1280. Industry Act 1972 (c. 63)
1281. 47Paragraph 47
1282. Education (Work Experience) Act 1973 (c. 23)
1283. 48Paragraph 48 Repealed
1284. Fishery Limits Act 1976 (c. 86)
1285. 49Paragraph 49
1286. Aircraft and Shipbuilding Industry Act 1977 (c. 3)
1287. 50Paragraph 50
1288. Rates (Northern Ireland) Order 1977 (S.I. 1977/2157 (NI 28))
1289. 51Paragraph 51
1290. Judicature (Northern Ireland) Act 1978 (c. 23)
1291. 52Paragraph 52
1292. Customs and Excise Management Act 1979 (c. 2)
1293. 53Paragraph 53
1294. Hydrocarbon Oil Duties Act 1979 (c. 5)
1295. 54Paragraph 54
1296. Magistrates’ Courts Act 1980 (c. 43)
1297. 55Paragraph 55
1298. Education (Scotland) Act 1980 (c. 44)
1299. 56Paragraph 56
1300. Private Streets (Northern Ireland) Order 1980 (S.I. 1980/1086 (NI 12))
1301. 57Paragraph 57
1302. Animal Health Act 1981 (c. 22)
1303. 58Paragraph 58
1304. Senior Courts Act 1981 (c. 54)
1305. 59Paragraph 59
1306. Judgments Enforcement (Northern Ireland) Order 1981 (S.I. 1981/226 (NI 6))
1307. 60Paragraph 60
1308. Clean Air (Northern Ireland) Order 1981 (S.I. 1981/158 (NI 14))
1309. 61Paragraph 61
1310. Diseases of Animals (Northern Ireland) Order 1981 (S.I. 1981/1115 (NI 22))
1311. 62Paragraph 62
1312. Magistrates’ Courts (Northern Ireland) Order 1981 (S.I. 1981/1675 (NI 26))
1313. 63Paragraph 63
1314. Civil Aviation Act 1982 (c. 16)
1315. 64Paragraph 64
1316. Oil and Gas (Enterprise) Act 1982 (c. 23)
1317. 65Paragraph 65 Repealed
1318. Civil Jurisdiction and Judgments Act 1982 (c. 27)
1319. 66Paragraph 66
1320. Civic Government (Scotland) Act 1982 (c. 45)
1321. 67Paragraph 67
1322. British Fishing Boats Act 1983 (c. 8)
1323. 68Paragraph 68 Repealed
1324. Public Health (Control of Disease) Act 1984 (c. 22)
1325. 69Paragraph 69
1326. Inshore Fishing (Scotland) Act 1984 (c. 26)
1327. 70Paragraph 70
1328. Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (c. 27)
1329. 71Paragraph 71
1330. County Courts Act 1984 (c. 28)
1331. 72Paragraph 72
1332. Repatriation of Prisoners Act 1984 (c. 47)
1333. 73Paragraph 73
1334. Dangerous Vessels Act 1985 (c. 22)
1335. 74Paragraph 74
1336. Food and Environment Protection Act 1985 (c. 48)
1337. 75Paragraph 75
1338. Protection of Military Remains Act 1986 (c. 35)
1339. 76Paragraph 76
1340. Wages Act 1986 (c. 48)
1341. 77Paragraph 77
1342. Petroleum Act 1987 (c. 12)
1343. 78Paragraph 78
1344. Debtors (Scotland) Act 1987 (c. 18)
1345. 79Paragraph 79
1346. Pilotage Act 1987 (c. 21)
1347. 80Paragraph 80
1348. Channel Tunnel Act 1987 (c. 53)
1349. 81Paragraph 81
1350. Norfolk and Suffolk Broads Act 1988 (c. 4)
1351. 82Paragraph 82
1352. Local Government Finance Act 1988 (c. 41)
1353. 83Paragraph 83
1354. Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 (c. 48)
1355. 84Paragraph 84
1356. Road Traffic Act 1988 (c. 52)
1357. 85Paragraph 85
1358. Wages (Northern Ireland) Order 1988 (S.I. 1988/796 (NI 7))
1359. 86Paragraph 86
1360. Criminal Justice (International Co-operation) Act 1990 (c. 5)
1361. 87Paragraph 87
1362. Aviation and Maritime Security Act 1990 (c. 31)
1363. 88Paragraph 88
1364. Water Industry Act 1991 (c. 56)
1365. 89Paragraph 89
1366. Water Resources Act 1991 (c. 57)
1367. 90Paragraph 90
1368. Land Drainage Act 1991 (c. 59)
1369. 91Paragraph 91
1370. Dangerous Vessels (Northern Ireland) Order 1991 (S.I. 1991/1219 (NI 10))
1371. 92Paragraph 92
1372. Judicial Pensions and Retirement Act 1993 (c. 8)
1373. 93Paragraph 93
1374. Clean Air Act 1993 (c. 11)
1375. 94Paragraph 94
1376. Value Added Tax Act 1994 (c. 23)
1377. 95Paragraph 95
1378. Schedule 14: Transitory, Saving and Transitional Provisions
1379. Extra-territorial provisions
1380. 1Paragraph 1
1381. References to registration in other legislation
1382. 2Paragraph 2
1383. Qualifications: certificates of A.B.
1384. 3Paragraph 3
1385. Manning: certificates existing in 1979
1386. 4Paragraph 4
1387. Masters and seamen: postponed commencements
1388. 5Paragraph 5
1389. Masters and seamen and documents: transitory provisions
1390. 6Paragraph 6
1391. Safety provisions: saving of instruments, etc
1392. 7Paragraph 7
1393. Oil pollution: saving for certain transitional provisions
1394. 8Paragraph 8
1395. Lighthouses: dependencies
1396. 9Paragraph 9
1397. Lighthouses: Scotland
1398. 10Paragraph 10
1399. Wreck and salvage: Cinque ports
1400. 11Paragraph 11
1401. Wreck: Liability for damage in case of plundered vessel in Scotland
1402. 12Paragraph 12
1403. Behring Sea Award
1404. 13Paragraph 13
1405. Schedule: Table of Derivations
1406. 1Notes
1407. 2Paragraph 2
1408. 3Paragraph 3
1409. 4Paragraph 4
1410. 5Paragraph 5
1411. 6Paragraph 6
1412. 7Paragraph 7
1413. 8Paragraph 8