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CurrentAustralian regulated ships must not hinder or obstruct compliance with maritime security plans
Part 3Maritime security plans
Division 3Complying with other plans
46 Australian regulated ships must not hinder or obstruct compliance with maritime security plans
(1)
The operations of a regulated Australian ship must not hinder or obstruct compliance with a maritime security plan.
(2)
If the operations of a regulated Australian ship hinder or obstruct compliance with a maritime security plan, either or both of the following may be subject to a ship enforcement order (see section 195) or an injunction under section 197:
(a)
the ship operator for the ship;
(b)
the master of the ship.
Note:
Obligations on regulated foreign ships are set out in Division 2 of Part 5.
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