MT · S.L. 234.51
Merchant Shipping (S.L. 234.51)
Inhalt
- Art. 1 Citation.
- Art. 2 Interpretation.
- PART I
- Art. 3 Application.
- Art. 4 Power to make recommendations.
- PART II
- Art. 5 Employment of children and persons under sixteen years.
- Art. 6 Night work.
- Art. 7 Registration of seafarers under eighteen years of age who are members of the crew.
- Art. 8 Medical certificate.
- Art. 9 Medical examination.
- Art. 10 Issue of medical certificate.
- Art. 11 Period of validity of medical certificate.
- Art. 12 Further medical examination.
- Art. 13 Change in conditions relating to medical certificate.
- Art. 14 Application for a review.
- Art. 15 Certificates’ equivalent.
- Art. 16 Other medical certificates.
- Art. 17 Recruitment and placement services.
- Art. 18 Compliance with Convention.
- Art. 19 Owners of Maltese flagged ships.
- Art. 19A System of protection.
- PART III
- Art. 20 Seafarer’s employment agreement.
- Art. 21 Form, period and conditions of employment agreements.
- Art. 22 Special provisions as to employment agreement.
- Art. 23 Terms not to be contrary to the provisions of these rules.
- Art. 24 Copy of agreement to be accessible to crew.
- Art. 25 Forgery, etc., of employment agreement.
- Art. 26 Alterations in employment agreements.
- Art. 27 Seafarer’s record book.
- Art. 28 Use of English language.
- Art. 28A Seafarer held captive.
- Art. 29 Interpretation. S.L.234.17
- Art. 30 Responsibilities of owners.
- Art. 31 Shipowner to provide written instructions to master.
- Art. 32 Safe manning document.
- Art. 33 Watchkeeping arrangements.
- Art. 34 Watchkeeping arrangements in ports.
- Art. 35 Watchkeeping arrangements in port for ships carrying hazardous cargo.
- Art. 36 Ship to carry medical practitioner.
- Art. 37 Interpretation.
- Art. 38 Master of ship to ensure seafarer’s minimum hours of rest.
- Art. 39 Minimum hours of rest.
- Art. 40 Minimum hours of rest: further provision.
- Art. 41 Posting-up of table.
- Art. 42 Exception for emergencies.
- Art. 43 Records.
- Art. 44 Young persons.
- Art. 45 Health assessment and transfer of seafarers on watchkeeping duties to day work.
- Art. 46 Power to require information.
- Art. 47 Entitlement to annual leave.
- Art. 48 Entitlements under other provisions.
- Art. 49 Provision for minimum wage.
- Art. 50 Remuneration.
- Art. 51 Minimum wage.
- Art. 52 When right to wages begins.
- Art. 53 Right to recover wages and salvage not to be forfeited.
- Art. 54 Wages not to depend on freight.
- Art. 55 Termination of servicebywreckor loss of ship.
- Art. 56 Termination of service by illness, etc.
- Art. 57 Wages not to accrue during refusal to work or imprisonment.
- Art. 58 Forfeitureofwages when illness caused by own fault.
- Art. 59 Compensation to seafarer improperly discharged.
- Art. 60 Restriction on assignment of, and charge upon, wages. Cap. 12.
- Art. 61 Time of payment of wages.
- Art. 62 Master to deliver account of wages.
- Art. 63 Wagestobepaidin legal tender whenever possible.
- Art. 64 Provisionofmeans to transfer earnings.
- Art. 65 Deductions from wages and book to be kept for that purpose.
- Art. 66 Notice of disrating of seafarer.
- Art. 67 Rate of exchange.
- Art. 67A Wages shall continue to be paid.
- Art. 68 Discharge.
- Art. 69 Certificate of discharge and return of certificates of competency.
- Art. 70 False or forged certificate of discharge or report of character.
- Art. 71 Discharge of seafarer on change of ownership.
- Art. 72 Owner responsible for return of seafarerleftbehind at a port other than the port of engagement.
- Art. 73 Grounds for repatriation.
- Art. 74 Repatriation of seafarers on termination of service at foreign port.
- Art. 74A Financial security.
- Art. 75 Persons entitled to relief, etc.
- Art. 76 Provisions as to taking distressed seafarers on ships.
- Art. 77 Nature and period of relief, etc.
- Art. 78 Certificate and declaration for rates of passage.
- Art. 79 Fine for non- compliance.
- Art. 80 Rescued seafarers.
- Art. 81 Seafarers mentally deranged.
- Art. 82 Certain cases of illness.
- Art. 83 Return of distressed seamen.
- Art. 84 Recovery of expenses by Government.
- Art. 85 Expenses to be a charge on the Consolidated Fund.
- PART IV
- Art. 86 Interpretation.
- Art. 87 Accommodation
- Art. 88 Plans of ship.
- Art. 89 Requirements for existing ships.
- Art. 90 Requirements for new ships.
- Art. 91 Use of crew accommodation.
- Art. 92 Hospital accommodation.
- Art. 93 Medical stores.
- Art. 94 Maintenance and inspection of crew accommodation.
- Art. 95 Survey, inspection andothermeasures in respect of Maltese ships.
- Art. 96 Exemptions and equivalents.
- Art. 97 Interpretation.
- Art. 98 Carriage of medical stores.
- Art. 99 Allocation of responsibility.
- Art. 100 Standards of medical stores.
- Art. 101 Packaging and labelling of containers.
- Art. 102 Storage of medicines.
- Art. 103 Replenishment of dated medicines.
- Art. 104 Responsibility for costs.
- Art. 105 Carriage of guides.
- Art. 106 Inspection of medicines and medical stores.
- Art. 107 Duties of owners and master.
- Art. 108 Inspection of provisions and water.
- Art. 109 Ship’s cook and catering staff.
- Art. 110 Allowance for short or bad provisions.
- PART V
- Art. 111 Provision of insurance policy.
- Art. 112 Board and lodging and wages.
- Art. 113 Ships not requiring a medical doctor.
- Art. 113A Shipowners’ liability.
- Art. 114 Risk assessments.
- Art. 115 Health and safety hazard assessments.
- Art. 116 Drawing up of assessments.
- Art. 117 Safety committee.
- Art. 117A Personalprotective equipment.
- Art. 117B Reporting of deaths of seafarers.
- PART VI
- Art. 118 On-board complaint procedure.
- Art. 119 Right to be accompanied.
- Art. 120 Access to procedure.
- Art. 121 Right to seek redress.
- Art. 122 Facilities for making complaint.
- Art. 123 ReportsonMaltese ships.
- Art. 124 Inspections of ships other than Maltese ships.
- Art. 125 Penalties.
- PART VII
- Art. 126 Application.
- Art. 127 Duty to ensure compliance.
- Art. 128 Prohibition to proceed to sea without appropriate certificate.
- Art. 129 Inspection, detentionandother measuresinrespect of ships.
- Art. 130 Saving.