Recreational mooring sites: use of shared‑use moorings
7D Recreational mooring sites: use of shared‑use moorings
In this regulation —
shared‑use mooring means the mooring on a shared‑use recreational mooring site.
Subject to subregulation (5), if the owner of a pleasure vessel applies to the CEO in the approved form, the CEO may, by written notice given to the applicant, authorise the vessel to use any shared‑use mooring.
An application under subregulation (2) —
must be made by an individual who has reached 17 years of age whose principal place of residence is in the State; and
must be accompanied by the fee specified in Schedule 3 item 1; and
must provide the particulars of the vessel proposed to use any shared‑use mooring, including satisfactory evidence of the vessel’s length and ownership.
The authorisation by the CEO under subregulation (2) (including by the operation of regulation 7C(5)), may be given subject to conditions, including conditions relating to —
the use of an adhesive sticker designed to identify a vessel using a shared‑use mooring; and
the times when a person who is qualified to move the vessel may be required to remain on a vessel using a shared‑use mooring.
The authorisation for a vessel to use a shared‑use mooring —
subject to paragraph (d) and regulation 7C(6) — is valid for the period of 12 months; and
has effect only if the length of the vessel does not exceed the permissible vessel length for the mooring site; and
is suspended for any period during which the use of the mooring is required for —
the licensed vessel for the mooring site; or
any additional vessel for the mooring site;
and
may be cancelled by the CEO if any condition to which the authorisation is subject under subregulation (4) is breached.
[Regulation 7D inserted: SL 2021/147 r. 10.]
The statute text is free to read above. View subscription options to unlock the case-law research tools for each provision.