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  1. Art. 1 Citation and scope.
  2. Art. 2 Interpretation.
  3. Art. 3 Qualification as an officer.
  4. Art. 4 Gradesandformof certificates of competence.
  5. Art. 5 Appropriate certificates for seafarers.
  6. Art. 6 Engineer officers in a manned or periodically unmanned engine room.
  7. Art. 7 Possession of certificate as E.D.H.
  8. Art. 7A
  9. Art. 8 Further training and qualifications.
  10. Art. 9 Recognition of foreign certificates.
  11. Art. 10 Form, date, validity,recordand surrender of certificates or endorsements.
  12. Art. 11 Endorsement of certificates of competence issued by the Registrar- General.
  13. Art. 12 Revalidation of certificates and endorsements.
  14. Art. 13 Lost or destroyed certificates.
  15. Art. 14 Forgery of certificates or documents.
  16. Art. 15 Matters not provided for in these regulations.
  17. Art. 16 Saving.
  18. Art. 3A
  19. Art. 14A
  20. Art. 17
  21. Art. 18
  22. Art. 18A
  23. Art. 18B
  24. Art. 18C
  25. Art. 18D
  26. Art. 18E
  27. Art. 18F
  28. Art. 18G
  29. Art. 18H
  30. Art. 18I
  31. Art. 18J
  32. Art. 18K
  33. Art. 19 Mandatory minimum requirements for the issue of certificates of proficiency in survival craft, rescue boats and fast rescue boats.
  34. Art. 21 Mandatory minimum requirements for training in advanced fire fighting.
  35. Art. 22 Mandatory minimum requirements relating to medical first aid and
  36. Art. 23 medical care.
  37. Art. 24
  38. Art. 25 Mandatory minimum requirements for the issue of certificates of proficiency for ship security officers.
  39. Art. 26 Mandatory minimum requirements for security-related training and instruction for all seafarers.
  40. Art. 27
  41. Art. 28 Seafarers with designatedsecurity duties.
  42. Art. 29
  43. Art. 30 Masters, Officers, Ratings and other personnel serving on board high speed craft.