Mooring Regulations 1998

The CEO must keep a register of the mooring licences issued in relation to each mooring control area.

The register must specify for each mooring licence —

the location and number of the mooring site for which the licence is granted (the relevant mooring site); and

if the mooring licensee is an individual — the licensee’s full name, address, telephone number and date of birth; and

if the mooring licensee is a body corporate —

if applicable, the body corporate’s Australian Company Number or Australian Registered Body Number; and

the body corporate’s principal business address and telephone number; and

the full name, address, telephone number and date of birth of an individual whose details were included in the application for the mooring licence under regulation 8(3)(b); and

details of an individual nominated by the licensee to be contacted in an emergency, including the individual’s full name, address and telephone number;

the maximum vessel length for the relevant mooring site; and

the particulars of the licensed vessel for the relevant mooring site; and

the particulars of —

any additional vessel authorised to use the relevant mooring site; and

unless the relevant mooring site is a commercial resources mooring site — the owner of that vessel.

The CEO must, on the written request of a mooring licensee, provide the licensee with a copy of the particulars specified in the register in respect of the licensee’s mooring licence.

The CEO must —

keep a record of the number of every registered mooring site, and the name of the mooring licensee authorised to use the mooring site, at an office of the Department specified on the Department’s website; and

make the record available for inspection by the public, free of charge, during office hours.

A person who inspects the record kept under subregulation (4) must not copy, photograph or otherwise make a record or image of any information in that record.

A mooring licensee must give the CEO written notice of any alteration to the particulars referred to in subregulation (2)(b), (c), (e) and (f) within 15 days after the alteration occurs.

If a mooring licence is surrendered or cancelled, the CEO must delete from the register the particulars relating to the licence and the mooring site for which the licence was granted.