Western Australian Legislation
Western Australia Shipping and Pilotage Act 1967 Shipping and Pilotage (Ports and Harbours) Regulations 1966 Western Australia Shipping and Pilotage (Ports and Harbours) Regulations 1966 Contents Part 1 — Preliminary 1. Citation 1 3. Port Walcott, charges for pilotage at 1 4. Terms used 1 5A. Ports declared (Act s. 10) 1 Part 2 — Appointment of harbour masters and deputy harbour masters 5B. Harbour masters and deputy harbour masters, appointment of 1 5C. Conditions of appointment 1 5D. Duration of appointment 1 Part 4 — Signals 6. Vessels, signals to be displayed on (Sch. 2) 1 7. Dredgers, signals to be displayed on (Sch. 2) 1 8. Improper use of signals 1 Part 5 — Pilotage Division 1 — Licensing of pilots 9A. Licence required to act as pilot 1 9B. Application for licence 1 9C. Issue of licence 1 9D. Conditions of licence 1 9E. Duration of licence 1 9F. Renewal of licence, application for 1 9G. Renewal of licence 1 9H. Suspension and revocation of licence 1 9I. Review of decisions by SAT 1 9J. Lost etc. licence documents, replacement of 1 Division 2 — Requirements relating to pilotage 9. Which vessels require licensed pilot in pilotage area 1 10. Boarding and discharging pilot, master's duties as to 1 11. Master to declare draught to pilot 1 12. Flag required on pilot boat 1 13. Masters of tugs etc. assisting piloted vessel to obey pilot 1 14. Restrictions on vessel movement in pilotage area 1 Division 4 — Pilotage exemption certificates 16. Who is entitled to certificate 1 16A. Who is eligible to attempt r. 16B examination 1 16B. Examinations as to knowledge of port etc. 1 16C. Certificate of health 1 16D. Determining maximum length overall of vessel for certificates 1 16E. Restrictions and conditions in certificates 1 16F. Certificates valid for only Australian crewed vessels 1 16G. Use of certificate may be prohibited 1 16H. Contents of certificate (Sch. 6) 1 16I. Register of certificates 1 16J. Pilotage exemption record book for exempt masters (Sch. 6) 1 16K. Certificate invalid if not used for one year or more 1 16L. Revalidation of certificate invalid under r. 16K 1 16M. Cancellation or suspension of certificate 1 16N. Appeals against cancellation or suspension 1 17. Flag required if no licensed pilot on board 1 Part 6 — Conservancy dues 18. Conservancy dues (Sch. 3 Div. 20) 1 18A. Gross registered tonnage, determining 1 Part 7 — Regulation of other matters Division 1 — General 19. Harbour masters' powers 1 20. Masters' duties in port 1 21. Anchoring etc. in port, masters' duties as to 1 22. Harbour master may order scuttling 1 23. Gangways, provision and use of 1 24. Watch keeping etc. requirements in port 1 25. Naked lights etc. on vessels at wharves etc. 1 26. Fires on vessels, notification and extinguishment of 1 27. Waste disposal, masters' duties as to 1 28. Carcasses, debris etc., not to be thrown overboard 1 29. Smoking in holds, prohibition of 1 Division 2 — Oil vessels 30. Terms used 1 31. Flag required on oil vessel 1 32. Notice of intention to load or discharge inflammable liquid 1 33. Inflammable liquids not to be discharged or loaded without permission 1 34. Oil vessel to be moored as directed 1 35. Oil vessel with inflammable liquids below deck, duties of master of 1 36. Oil vessel loading or unloading inflammable liquid, restricted access to etc. 1 37. Smoking etc. prohibited during loading or unloading inflammable liquid 1 38. Oil vessel with tanks open, use of fires etc. on or near prohibited 1 39. Pumping inflammable liquid between oil vessel and tank, master's duties as to 1 40. Tanks to be closed during pumping; pumping to cease if leak occurs 1 41. Loading or unloading inflammable liquids at night 1 42. Procedure on completing discharge of inflammable liquid 1 43. No fires or ballasting while tanks are open 1 44. Pipelines etc. to be oil and vapour tight 1 45. Oil vessel to have steel hawsers to permit towing 1 46. Preventing fire, master of oil vessel's duties as to 1 47. Harbour master may inspect oil vessel 1 48. Wharf to be barricaded while loading and unloading inflammable liquid 1 Part 8 — Miscellaneous 49. Police officer's powers to enforce these regulations 1 50. Master responsible for compliance with regulations 1 51. General offence and penalty 1 Part 9 — Transitional provisions 52. Shipping and Pilotage Amendment Act 2006, provisions for 1 Schedule 1A — Declared ports Division 1 — Name and limits of port Division 2 — Copies of plans Schedule 2 — Signals to be displayed on vessels Schedule 3 — Fees and charges Division 2 — Conservancy dues Schedule 4 — Specified countries Schedule 5 — Specified documents Schedule 6 — Forms Notes Compilation table 1 Other notes 1 Defined terms Shipping and Pilotage Act 1967 Shipping and Pilotage (Ports and Harbours) Regulations 1966
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