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IE · Maritime Safety Act 2005

Maritime Safety Act 2005

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Inhalt

  1. Art. 1 Short title, collective citation and commencement.
  2. Art. 2 Interpretation.
  3. Art. 3 Repeals.
  4. Art. 4 Expenses.
  5. Art. 5 Definitions (Part 2).
  6. Art. 6 Bye-laws relating to regulation and control of craft.
  7. Art. 7 Procedure for making bye-laws and publication.
  8. Art. 8 Requirement to cease operating craft or to remove it from waters in certain circumstances.
  9. Art. 9 Seizure of craft in interests of safety, etc.
  10. Art. 10 Operating craft without reasonable consideration.
  11. Art. 11 Power to stop, board and inspect craft, etc.
  12. Art. 12 Obstruction.
  13. Art. 13 Power of arrest.
  14. Art. 14 Forfeiture.
  15. Art. 15 Prohibition from operating craft.
  16. Art. 16 Fixed payment notice.
  17. Art. 17 Authorised persons.
  18. Art. 18 Exemptions from bye-laws under section 6.
  19. Art. 19 Prosecution of offences, recovery of costs and payment of fines.
  20. Art. 20 Prohibition on sailing unscaworthy vessels.
  21. Art. 21 Seizure of unseaworthy vessels.
  22. Art. 22 Weighing of goods vehicles before loading onto ships.
  23. Art. 23 Careless navigation or operation of vessels.
  24. Art. 24 Dangerous navigation or operation of vessels.
  25. Art. 25 Exclusion.
  26. Art. 26 Defence.
  27. Art. 27 Conduct endangering vessels, structures or individuals.
  28. Art. 28 Prohibition on operating vessels while under influence of alcohol or drugs.
  29. Art. 29 Drunkenness, etc., of passengers or members of crew.
  30. Art. 30 Control of consumption of alcohol or drugs on board vessel.
  31. Art. 31 Prohibition on disruptive behaviour on vessels.
  32. Art. 32 Prohibition on endangering vessels or persons on board.
  33. Art. 33 Directions to passengers on board passenger boats and ships.
  34. Art. 34 Nautical publications.
  35. Art. 35 Codes of practice for vessels.
  36. Art. 36 Use of codes of practice in criminal proceedings.
  37. Art. 37 Non-interference with access to and from ports and harbours.
  38. Art. 38 Directions, etc., to have vessels moved in the interests of safety of life at sea and marine security, etc.
  39. Art. 39 Authorised persons.
  40. Art. 40 Power to stop, board and inspect vessels, etc.
  41. Art. 41 Power of arrest.
  42. Art. 42 Suspension or cancellation of certificate of competency of master, etc., of ship in certain circumstances.
  43. Art. 43 Prosecution of summary offences.
  44. Art. 44 Recovery of costs of Minister.
  45. Art. 45 Non-application of Part 3 to warships, etc.
  46. Art. 46 Definitions (Part 3).
  47. Art. 47 Safety regulations — passenger boats, fishing vessels and pleasure craft.
  48. Art. 48 Amendment of Merchant Shipping Act 1947.
  49. Art. 49 Amendment of Merchant Shipping (Certification of Seamen) Act 1979.
  50. Art. 50 Miscellaneous amendments to Act of 1992.
  51. Art. 51 Increase in fines, etc., in Act of 2000.
  52. Art. 52 Amendment of Harbours Act 1946.
  53. Art. 53 Sea-fishing boat licences.
  54. Art. 54 Amendment of Fishery Harbour Centres Act 1968.
  55. Art. 55 Amendment of section 4 of Landlord and Tenant (Ground Rents) (No. 2) Act 1978.
  56. Art. 56 Amendment of Canals Act 1986.
  57. Art. 57 Amendment of Shannon Navigation Act 1990.
  58. Art. 58 Amendment of Harbours Act 1996.
  59. Art. 59 Collective citation (Part 6).
  60. Art. 60 Amendment of Foreshore Act 1933.