Maritime security inspector powers—ISSC verifications

Current

(1)

A maritime security inspector may inspect:

(a)

a regulated Australian ship; and

(b)

the ship security records for the ship; and

(c)

any other document relating to the security of the ship;

for the purposes of determining whether the ship meets the requirements necessary for ISSC verification.

Note:

See subsections 83(1) and (3) for the meaning of ISSC verified.

(2)

In exercising a power under this section, a maritime security inspector must not subject a person to greater indignity than is necessary and reasonable for the exercise of the power.

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