Western Australian Repealed Regulations Western Australian Repealed RegulationsThis legislation has been repealed.
(1) For the purpose of
assessing the charges that apply to the period that a vessel occupies a berth
at the port, a vessel shall be deemed to occupy a berth as
follows —
(a)
where a vessel uses a berth at a wharf or jetty or at a mooring buoy, from the
time when the first line is made fast until the last line is let go; and
(b)
where a vessel anchors in the Outer Harbour, for the actual time occupied in
shipping and discharging cargo, and embarking or disembarking passengers.
(2) A vessel which
remains at anchor in the Outer Harbour, having arrived solely for orders or
supplies (including bunkers) for her own use, or to be refitted or repaired,
or being in distress or under duress shall occupy a berth for the actual time
the vessel remains at anchor.
[Regulation 126 inserted by Gazette
22 June 1990 p.3084; amended by Gazette 27 June 1995
p.2610.]