Hong Kong Ordinances Hong Kong Ordinances
- CHAPTER 369
TABLE OF PROVISIONS
Long Title
1. Short title
2. Interpretation
3. Application
4. Interpretation
5. Appointment of Government surveyors
6. Powers and duties of Government surveyors
7. Returns by Government surveyors
8. Approval of organizations to survey ships and issue certificates
9. Annual survey of passenger ship
10. Mode of survey and declaration of survey
11. Survey of ships other than passenger ships
12. Appeal to court of survey
13. No appeal in certain cases
14. Issue of passenger certificate
15. Issue for passenger ships of safety certificates and exemption
certificates
16. Modification of safety certificate in respect of life-saving
appliances
17. Issue for cargo ships of safety equipment certificates and exemption
certificates
18. Issue for cargo ships of radio certificates and exemption
certificates
19. (Repealed 6 of 2000 s. 4)
20. Issue of general safety certificates, etc. on partial compliance with
regulations
21. Cargo ship safety construction certificates and exemption certificates
21A. Issue of cargo ship safety certificates
22. Delivery of certificate and declarations
23. Notice of alterations and additional surveys
24. Certificates to be exhibited
25. Prohibition on proceeding to sea without appropriate certificates
25A. Prohibition on certain ships proceeding to sea unless relevant
regulations complied with
26. Duration of certificates
27. Cancellation of certificates
28. Delivery up of certificates
29. Extension of certificates
30. Miscellaneous provisions
31. Issue of certificate at request of Director
32. Forgery of certificates
33. Certificates of Convention ships not registered in Hong Kong
34. Further provisions as to the production of Convention certificates
34A. Production of documentary evidence of compliance with certificate
requirements
35. Exemption of certain ships
36. Equipment of passenger ships
37. Restriction to decks on which passengers may be carried
38. Excess passengers
39. Director may refuse clearance of ship carrying excess passengers
40. Prohibition on increasing weight on safety valve
41. Signalling lamps
42. Anchors and cables
43. Duties of owners and masters as to carrying life-saving appliances
and fire-fighting appliances
44. Penalty for breach of life-saving appliances regulations and
fire-fighting appliances regulations
45. Entry in log-book of boat-drill
46. Application to foreign ships
47. Interpretation
48. Compliance with load line regulations
49. Submersion of load lines
50. Miscellaneous offences in relation to marks
51. Issue of load line certificate
52. Effect of load line certificate
53. Endorsement of load line certificates
54. Ship not to proceed to sea without load line certificate
55. Display of load line certificate and entry of particulars in
official log-book
56. Inspection of ships
57. Valid Convention certificates
58. Compliance with load line regulations
59. Submersion of load lines
60. Production of certificate to Director
61. Provisions as to inspection
62. Power to exempt
63. Issue of exemption certificates
64. Endorsement of exemption certificates
65. Subdivision load lines
66. Miscellaneous and supplementary provisions
67. Offence in respect of dangerously unsafe ship
68. Power to detain unsafe ships, and procedure for detention
69. Liability for costs and damages
70. Power to require security for costs from complainant
71. General provisions in respect of detention order
72. Application of detention provisions to foreign ships
73. Owners' obligation to secure safety of ships
74. Appointment of courts of survey
75. Procedure in respect of courts of survey
76. Nothing to affect admiralty jurisdiction of High Court
77. Observance of collision regulations
78. Assistance to be rendered in the event of collisions
79. Collision to be entered in official log-book
80. Report to Director of accidents to ships
81. Notice of loss of Hong Kong ship to be given to the Director
82. Report of dangers to navigation
83. Signals of distress
84. Obligation to assist vessels, etc. in distress
85. Careful navigation near ice
86. Method of giving helm orders
87. Offences in respect of dangerous goods
88. Stowage of dangerous goods
89. Forfeiture of dangerous goods
90. Director may refuse clearance
91. Power to deal with goods suspected of being dangerous
92. Saving for other enactments relating to dangerous goods
93. Collision regulations
94. Passenger ship construction regulations
95. Regulations in respect of openings in passenger ships' hulls and
watertight bulkheads
96. Cargo ship construction and survey regulations
97. Radio regulations
98. Navigational equipment regulations
99. Regulations for life-saving and fire-fighting appliances
100. Regulations in respect of distress signals and navigational warnings
101. Regulations in respect of carriage of dangerous goods
102. Load line regulations
103. Regulations for testing anchor and chain cables
104. Regulations relating to carriage of grain
105. Deck cargo regulations
106. Nuclear ship regulations
107. General safety regulations
108. Nautical publications
109. Regulations as to procedure, fees, etc. in courts of survey
110. Regulations as to fees and surveys
111. (Repealed)
112. Penalties under regulations
112A. Power of Director to amend Schedules, prescribe specifications etc.,
issue instructions, directions or codes of practice and approve forms
112B. Supplementary regulation-making power in relation to international
agreements applicable to Hong Kong
113. Power of Governor to give directions
114. Power to exempt
115. Powers of inspection
116. Obstruction
117. Power to detain
118. Application of section 69
119. Notice to be given to consular officer where proceedings taken in
respect of foreign ships
119A. Time limit for criminal proceedings
120. Service of documents
121. Payment of remuneration to certain persons
122. Use of official log-book in evidence
123. Saving
SCHEDULE
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