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MARINE AND SAFETY AUTHORITY ACT 1997 (NO. 15 OF 1997) - SECT 3
Interpretation
In this Act air cushion vehicle means a vehicle that is designed
to be supported when in motion wholly or partly by air expelled from the
vehicle to form a cushion of which the boundaries include the water or other
surface beneath the vehicle;
asset includes any business or property;
Australian Accounting Standards means Statements of Accounting Standards
issued jointly by the National Councils of the Australian Society of Certified
Practising Accountants and The Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia
or their successors;
Authority means the Marine and Safety Authority
established under section 4 ;
Board means the Board of Directors of the
Authority;
chairperson means the chairperson of the Board appointed under
section 8(1)(a) ;
chief executive officer means the chief executive
officer of the Authority appointed under section 16 ;
coastal waters
means any part of the territorial sea of Australia adjacent to the State
within 3 nautical miles of the baseline by reference to which the territorial
limits of Australia are defined for the purposes of international law;
commencement day means the day proclaimed under section 2 ;
corporation
means a corporation as defined in the Corporations Law;
director means a
person referred to in section 8(1) or 9(1) ;
employee means a person
referred to in section 19 who is not a contractor or a consultant;
financial statements means the financial statements prepared under
section 25 ;
former Act means the Marine Act 1976 ;
former Authority
means the Navigation and Survey Authority of Tasmania constituted under the
former Act;
former board means a board within the meaning of the former Act;
marine facility means any facility, structure or equipment used in relation to
the navigation and operation of vessels;
master means a person, other than a
pilot, who has command or charge of a vessel;
owner includes a person
who (a) has the right or obligation to exercise and perform the
powers and duties of an owner; and
(b) is the owner jointly with any other
person; and
(c) is the manager or secretary of any body corporate or company;
port operator means (a) a company formed under the
Port Companies Act 1997 ; or
(b) a person who operates a port or marine
facility;
trading vessel means a vessel, other than a fishing vessel, that is
used or is intended to be used (a) in connection with any business
or commercial activity; or
(b) wholly or principally for (i) the
carriage of passengers or cargo for hire or reward; or
(ii) the provision of
services to ships or shipping, whether for reward or otherwise;
transfer day
means the day on which a transfer under section 31 takes effect;
vessel
means (a) a ship, boat or other vessel used or capable of being
used in navigation; and
(b) a dinghy, lighter, barge, punt, raft, houseboat or
pontoon; and
(c) a trading vessel; and
(d) a seaplane; and
(e) an air cushion
vehicle or similar type of craft; and
(f) any other prescribed craft;
wharf
includes (a) any landing place, marshalling yard, pier, jetty or
dock used for the landing or shipping of cargo; and
(b) any approaches to, and
spaces under, a wharf; and
(c) any shed or other structure on a wharf.
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