Western Australian Current Regulations Western Australian Current Regulations (1) The mooring on an
emergency mooring site may be used by a vessel without charge —
(a) for
the period during which the vessel is experiencing an emergency; or
(b) for
any longer approved period.
(2) Within
24 hours after a vessel is secured to the mooring on an emergency mooring
site, the person in charge of the vessel must notify the CEO in the approved
manner of the vessel having been so secured.
Penalty for this subregulation: a fine of
$1 000.
(3) The person in
charge of a vessel must not, without the approval of the CEO, cause or permit
the vessel to be secured to the mooring on an emergency mooring site
if —
(a) the
vessel is not experiencing an emergency; or
(b) the
emergency that the vessel was experiencing has ended; or
(c) the
length of the vessel exceeds the maximum vessel length for the mooring site,
as marked on the buoy that forms part of that mooring.
Penalty for this subregulation: a fine of
$1 000.
[Regulation 7H inserted: SL 2021/147
r. 10.]