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Regulation 6

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For the purpose of section 6, subsection (2) of the principal Act, the master or person in charge of every ship used for treating whales shall keep a record, on forms to be provided by the Minister of Transport and Civil Aviation, of the following particulars regarding each whale treated in the ship, that is to say:—

(a)

the date and time when and the approximate latitude and longitude where the whale was taken;

(b)

the marking of the whale, as effected by the ship used in taking it;

(c)

the species and sex of the whale;

(d)

the time of hauling up the whale for treatment;

(e)

the length measured in accordance with paragraph (2) of Regulation 2 hereof;

(f)

whether the whale contained any foetus;

(g)

the length and sex, if ascertainable, of any foetus found in the whale;

(h)

whether the whale was producing milk;

(i)

any explanation of circumstances in which any whale was taken or treated contrary to the provisions of the Acts, the Order or these Regulations.

Such record shall be arranged so far as possible in the chronological order of the taking of the whales, and the particulars shall be entered in it immediately they become available.