Port Management Act 1995

In this Part—

berth means any dock, pier, jetty, quay, wharf, marine terminal or similar structure (whether floating or not) at which a vessel may tie up using mooring lines, and includes any plant or premises, other than a vessel, used for purposes ancillary or incidental to the loading or unloading of cargoes;

disciplinary action—see section 73ZZI;

licence holder means a holder of a mooring service licence;

mooring means the process of securing a vessel to a berth by attaching the mooring lines of the vessel to the mooring infrastructure of the berth;

mooring service means the service of mooring and unmooring vessels;

mooring service determination means a determination under section 73ZS;

mooring service licence means a licence issued under section 73ZY;

mooring service provider means an individual or organisation who provides a mooring service;

mooring vessel means a vessel under the control of a mooring service provider that is used to assist in the provision of mooring services;

show cause notice—see section 73ZZJ;

unmooring means the process of releasing a vessel from a berth by detaching the mooring lines of the vessel from the mooring infrastructure of the berth.