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MARINE SAFETY ACT 1998 - SECT 75
Vessels exempted from compulsory pilotage
(1) Pilotage is not compulsory in a pilotage port, and section 74 does not
apply, in respect of the following vessels-- (a) a vessel whose master is the
holder of a marine pilotage exemption certificate under this Act that applies
to that port and vessel,
(a1) a vessel whose master is the holder of a
certificate of local knowledge under this Act that applies to that port and
vessel,
(c) a vessel less than 30 metres in length,
(d) a seaplane,
(e) a
vessel of any class declared by the regulations to be an exempt vessel for the
purposes of this Part,
(f) a particular vessel declared to be an exempt
vessel for the purposes of this Part by order of the Minister given to the
owner or master of the vessel.
(2) Despite subsection (1), pilotage is
compulsory, and section 74 applies, in respect of a vessel (whether or not the
master is the holder of a marine pilotage exemption certificate or certificate
of local knowledge under this Act) if pilotage is declared to be compulsory by
the regulations or by order of the Minister given to the owner or master of
the vessel.
Note : Part 4 deals with the licensing of pilots and the issue of
pilotage exemption certificates.
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