Victorian Numbered Regulations Victorian Numbered Regulations(1) The port manager may determine that an area or areas within the designated port be set aside where vessels generally or vessels of a specified class—
(a) may only be berthed or moored by people authorised to do so by the port manager; or
(b) may only be berthed or moored at certain times; or
(c) must not be berthed or moored for longer than a specified period; or
(d) are prohibited from being berthed or moored at any time.
(2) The port manager may determine—
(a) the periods for which, and times at which, vessels generally or vessels of a specified class may or may not be berthed or moored in an area set aside under sub-regulation (1)(a), (1)(b) or (1)(c); and
(b) the vessels or classes of vessel
which may or may not be moored or berthed in an area set aside under
sub-regulation (1).
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(3) The port manager must cause signs or notices to be erected or displayed indicating—
(a) whether an authority is required to berth or moor vessels generally or vessels of a specified class in an area set aside under sub-regulation (1)(a); and
(b) the times at which, or periods during which, the berthing or mooring of vessels generally, or vessels of a specified class, is prohibited, regulated or restricted in an area set aside under sub-regulation (1)(a), (1)(b) or (1)(c); and
(c) the periods for which vessels generally, or vessels of a specified class, may be berthed or moored in an area set aside under sub-regulation (1); and
(d) in the case of an area set aside under sub-regulation (1)(d), that the berthing or mooring of vessels is prohibited in that area.
(4) In the case of an area set aside under sub-regulation (1) that is located off-shore, a notice or sign that is erected on the point of land nearest to that area is sufficient for the purposes of compliance with sub-regulation (3).