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Merchant Shipping (Safety And Load Line Conventions) Act 1932

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  1. Introductory TextNext Match

  2. Part I Safety of Life at SeaPrevious MatchNext Match

    1. 1–4.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Previous MatchNext Match

    2. 5. Amendments of Merchant Shipping Acts as to life-saving appliances. Previous MatchNext Match

    3. Wireless TelegraphyPrevious MatchNext Match

      1. 6, 7.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Previous MatchNext Match

      2. 8. Appointment of wireless telegraphy surveyors.Previous MatchNext Match

      3. 9. Survey of passenger steamers by wireless telegraphy surveyors. Previous MatchNext Match

      4. 10.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Previous MatchNext Match

    4. CertificatesPrevious MatchNext Match

      1. 11.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Previous MatchNext Match

      2. 12. Modification of safety certificates as respects life-saving appliances.Previous MatchNext Match

      3. 13–21.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Previous MatchNext Match

    5. Miscellaneous Provisions for further Safety of Life at SeaPrevious MatchNext Match

      1. 22.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Previous MatchNext Match

      2. 23.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Previous MatchNext Match

      3. 24. Report of dangers to navigation. Previous MatchNext Match

      4. 25, 26.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Previous MatchNext Match

      5. 27. Signalling lamps.Previous MatchNext Match

      6. 28.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Previous MatchNext Match

      7. 29. Method of giving helm orders.Previous MatchNext Match

      8. 30. Careful navigation near ice.Previous MatchNext Match

      9. 31. Notice of Atlantic routes.Previous MatchNext Match

      10. 32.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Previous MatchNext Match

    6. SupplementalPrevious MatchNext Match

      1. 33–35.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Previous MatchNext Match

      2. 36. Application of Part I to British possessions, protectorates and mandated territories. Previous MatchNext Match

      3. 37, 38.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Previous MatchNext Match

      4. 39.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Previous MatchNext Match

  3. Part II Previous MatchNext Match

    1. 40–61.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Previous MatchNext Match

    2. Supplemental.Previous MatchNext Match

      1. 62. Amendment of ss. 436 and 454 of the principal Act. Previous MatchNext Match

      2. 63–67.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Previous MatchNext Match

  4. Part III GeneralPrevious MatchNext Match

    1. 68.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Previous MatchNext Match

    2. 69. Notice to be given to Consular officer where proceedings taken in respect of foreign ships. Previous MatchNext Match

    3. 70–72.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Previous MatchNext Match

    4. 73. Interpretation and construction.Previous MatchNext Match

    5. 74. Short title, citation and repeal.Previous MatchNext Match

  5. SCHEDULES

    1. FIRST SCHEDULEPrevious MatchNext Match

      International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea, 1929Previous MatchNext Match

      1. Chapter I.—Preliminary Previous MatchNext Match

        1. Article 1 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. The Contracting Governments undertake to give effect to the provisions...

          2. The provisions of the present Convention are completed by Regulations...

        2. Article 2 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Applications and DefinitionsPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. 1.The provisions of the present Convention shall apply to ships...Previous MatchNext Match

            2. 2.The classes of ships to which each Chapter applies are...Previous MatchNext Match

            3. 3.In the present Convention, unless expressly provided otherwise— Previous MatchNext Match

            4. 4.The present Convention, unless expressly provided otherwise, does not apply...Previous MatchNext Match

        3. Article 3 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Cases of Force MajeurePrevious MatchNext Match

            1. No ship, which is not subject to the provisions of...

            2. Persons who are on board a ship by reason of...

      2. Chapter II.—Construction Previous MatchNext Match

        1. Article 4 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. ApplicationPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. 1.This Chapter, except where it is otherwise expressly provided, applies...Previous MatchNext Match

            2. 2.A new passenger ship is a ship the keel of...Previous MatchNext Match

            3. 3.Each Administration may, if it considers that the route and...Previous MatchNext Match

            4. 4.In the case of a passenger ship which, in the...Previous MatchNext Match

            5. 5.In the case of existing passenger ships engaged on international...Previous MatchNext Match

            6. 6.In the case of passenger ships engaged on international voyages...Previous MatchNext Match

            7. 7.This Chapter does not apply to ships which are not...Previous MatchNext Match

        2. Article 5 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Watertight Subdivision of ShipsPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. 1.Ships shall be as efficiently subdivided as is possible having...Previous MatchNext Match

            2. 2.The degree of subdivision provided for by these requirements varies...Previous MatchNext Match

            3. 3.Regulations I to V indicate the method to be followed...Previous MatchNext Match

            4. 4.In order that the required degree of subdivision shall be...Previous MatchNext Match

        3. Article 6 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Peak and Machinery Space Bulkheads, Shaft Tunnels, &c.Previous MatchNext Match

            1. All ships shall be fitted with watertight forward and after...

        4. Article 7 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Construction, Testing, &c.Previous MatchNext Match

            1. Regulations VIII to XIII and XV to XXI prescribe rules...

            2. (a) the construction and testing of subdivision bulkheads, inner bottoms,...

            3. (b) the conditions governing openings in bulkheads, in the ship’s...

            4. (c) the tests and the periodical inspections and operation of...

            5. (d) exits from watertight compartments;

            6. (e) pumping arrangements; and

            7. (f) power for going astern and auxiliary steering apparatus.

        5. Article 8 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Stability TestPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. Every new passenger ship shall be inclined upon its completion...

        6. Article 9 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Entries in the Official Log BookPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. A record of the closing and opening of watertight doors,...

        7. Article 10 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Initial and Subsequent Surveys of ShipsPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. The general principles which shall govern the survey of ships,...

            2. (1) to draw up detailed regulations in accordance with these...

            3. (2) to secure that these regulations shall be enforced.

            4. The detailed regulations referred to in the preceding paragraph shall...

      3. Chapter III.—Life-saving Appliances, &c. Previous MatchNext Match

        1. Article 11 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. InterpretationPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. For the purposes of this Chapter—

            2. (a) the expression “new ship” means a ship the keel...

            3. (b) the expression “short international voyage” means an international voyage...

            4. (c) the expression “buoyant apparatus” means buoyant deck seats, or...

        2. Article 12 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. ApplicationPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. 1.This Chapter, except where it is otherwise expressly provided, applies...Previous MatchNext Match

            2. 2.Special provisions are laid down in Articles 13, 14, 19...Previous MatchNext Match

            3. 3.Each Administration, if it considers that the route and the...Previous MatchNext Match

            4. 4.In the case of existing passenger ships which are mechanically...Previous MatchNext Match

            5. 5.In the case of passenger ships which are mechanically propelled...Previous MatchNext Match

        3. Article 13 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Lifeboats and Buoyant ApparatusPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. The general principles governing the provision of lifeboats and buoyant...

            2. 1.To be readily available, the lifeboats and buoyant apparatus must...Previous MatchNext Match

            3. 2.To be adequate, the provision of lifeboats and buoyant apparatus...Previous MatchNext Match

        4. Article 14 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Ready Availability and AdequacyPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. The arrangements for securing the principles of ready availability and...

        5. Article 15 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Standard types of Boats. Life Rafts. Buoyant ApparatusPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. All the lifeboats, life rafts and buoyant apparatus shall comply...

        6. Article 16 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Construction of BoatsPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. All boats must be properly constructed, and shall be of...

            2. Each boat must be of sufficient strength to enable it...

        7. Article 17 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Embarkation of the Passengers in the BoatsPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. Suitable arrangements shall be made for embarking the passengers in...

        8. Article 18 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Capacity of Boats and Life RaftsPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. The number of persons that a boat of one of...

        9. Article 19 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Equipment of Boats and Life RaftsPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. Regulation XXXVI prescribes the equipment for boats and life rafts....

        10. Article 20 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Life-jackets and Life-buoysPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. 1.Every ship to which this Chapter applies shall carry for...Previous MatchNext Match

            2. 2.Every such ship shall also carry life-buoys of a type...Previous MatchNext Match

            3. 3.A life-jacket or life-buoy shall not be approved by an...Previous MatchNext Match

            4. 4.In this Article the expression “life-jacket” includes any appliance capable...Previous MatchNext Match

        11. Article 21 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Means of Ingress and Egress. Emergency LightingPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. 1.Proper arrangements shall be made for ingress to and egress...Previous MatchNext Match

            2. 2.Provision shall be made for an electric or other system...Previous MatchNext Match

            3. 3.The exit from every main compartment occupied by passengers or...Previous MatchNext Match

        12. Article 22 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Certificated Lifeboatmen. Manning of the BoatsPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. 1.In every ship to which this Chapter applies there must...Previous MatchNext Match

            2. 2.The allocation of the certificated lifeboatmen to each boat and...Previous MatchNext Match

            3. 3.By “certificated lifeboatmen” is meant any member of the crew...Previous MatchNext Match

            4. 4.The manning of the boats shall be as prescribed in...Previous MatchNext Match

        13. Article 23 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Line-throwing AppliancesPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. Every ship to which this Chapter applies shall carry a...

        14. Article 24 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Dangerous Goods. Fire ProtectionPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. 1.The carriage, either as cargo or ballast, of goods which...Previous MatchNext Match

            2. 2.The arrangements to be made for the detection and extinction...Previous MatchNext Match

        15. Article 25 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Muster Roll and DrillsPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. Special duties for the event of an emergency shall be...

            2. The muster list shall show all these special duties and...

            3. Before the vessel sails, the muster list shall be drawn...

            4. Regulations XLIV and XLV prescribe the conditions under which muster...

      4. Chapter IV.—Radiotelegraphy Previous MatchNext Match

        1. Article 26 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Application and DefinitionPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. 1.This Chapter applies to all ships engaged on international voyages...Previous MatchNext Match

            2. 2.For the purposes of this Chapter a cargo ship means...Previous MatchNext Match

        2. Article 27 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Fitting of Radio InstallationPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. 1.All ships to which this Chapter applies shall, unless exempted...Previous MatchNext Match

            2. 2.Each Administration may delay the application of the provisions of...Previous MatchNext Match

        3. Article 28 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Exemptions from the Requirements of Article 27Previous MatchNext Match

            1. 1.Each Administration may, if it considers that the route and...Previous MatchNext Match

            2. 2.Each Administration may, in addition, exempt ships belonging to its...Previous MatchNext Match

        4. Annex to Article 28 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. 1.The Baltic Sea and approaches thereto East of a line...Previous MatchNext Match

          2. 2.The portions of the Gulf of Tartary and the Sea...Previous MatchNext Match

          3. 3.The Chosen (Tyosen) Strait between a line in the North...Previous MatchNext Match

          4. 4.The Yellow Sea North of Parallel 37° North. Previous MatchNext Match

          5. 5.The Formosa Strait between a line in the North drawn...Previous MatchNext Match

          6. 6.The area within the following limits:— Parallel 10° N. from...Previous MatchNext Match

          7. 7.The Caribbean Sea, outside the territorial jurisdiction of the United...Previous MatchNext Match

          8. 8.The area of the South Pacific Ocean bounded by the...Previous MatchNext Match

          9. 9.The Tong King Gulf and portions of the China Sea...Previous MatchNext Match

          10. 10.The portions of the Indian Ocean covered in voyages between...Previous MatchNext Match

          11. 11.The portions of the North Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean Sea...Previous MatchNext Match

        5. Article 29 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. WatchesPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. 1.Passenger Ships.Each passenger ship which, in accordance with Article 27, is...Previous MatchNext Match

            2. 2.Cargo Ships.Each cargo ship which, in accordance with Article 27, is...Previous MatchNext Match

            3. 3.On all ships fitted with an auto-alarm this auto-alarm shall,...Previous MatchNext Match

            4. 4.By “auto-alarm” is meant an automatic alarm receiver which complies...Previous MatchNext Match

            5. 5.By “qualified operator” is meant a person holding a certificate...Previous MatchNext Match

            6. 6.By “certified watcher” is meant any person holding a watcher’s...Previous MatchNext Match

        6. Article 30 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. WatchersPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. 1.A watcher’s certificate shall not be granted by a Contracting...Previous MatchNext Match

            2. 2.The Contracting Governments undertake to take steps to ensure that...Previous MatchNext Match

        7. Article 31 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Technical RequirementsPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. The radiotelegraph installations required by Article 27 above and the...

            2. 1.The ship’s station must be placed in accordance with the...Previous MatchNext Match

            3. 2.There shall be provided, between the bridge of the ship...Previous MatchNext Match

            4. 3.A reliable clock with a seconds hand must be provided...Previous MatchNext Match

            5. 4.A reliable emergency light must be provided in the wireless...Previous MatchNext Match

            6. 5.The installation shall comprise a main installation and an emergency...Previous MatchNext Match

            7. 6.The main and emergency (reserve) installations must be capable of...Previous MatchNext Match

            8. 7.The main and emergency (reserve) transmitters shall have a note...Previous MatchNext Match

            9. 8.The main transmitter shall have anormal rangeof 100 nautical miles,...Previous MatchNext Match

            10. 9.Sufficient power must be available in a ship station at...Previous MatchNext Match

            11. 10.All parts of the emergency (reserve) installation shall be placed...Previous MatchNext Match

            12. 11.The receiving installation must permit of the reception of such...Previous MatchNext Match

            13. 12.The receiver must be so arranged as to be capable...Previous MatchNext Match

            14. 13.In ships in which watch is kept by means of...Previous MatchNext Match

            15. 14.In such ships the wireless operator, when going off watch,...Previous MatchNext Match

            16. 15.Whilst the ship is at sea the emergency source of...Previous MatchNext Match

            17. 16.A wireless log shall be carried by every ship compulsorily...Previous MatchNext Match

            18. 17.The direction-finding apparatus required by Article 47 shall be efficient...Previous MatchNext Match

        8. Article 32 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. CompetencePrevious MatchNext Match

            1. The matters governed by the International Radiotelegraph Convention, Washington, 1927,...Previous MatchNext Match

      5. Chapter V.—Safety of Navigation Previous MatchNext Match

        1. Article 33 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. ApplicationPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. The provisions of this Chapter referring to ships, unless otherwise...

        2. Article 34 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Danger MessagesPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. The master of every ship which meets with dangerous ice,...

            2. Each Administration will take all steps which it thinks necessary...

            3. The transmission of messages respecting the dangers specified is free...

        3. Article 35 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Meteorological ServicesPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. The Contracting Governments undertake to encourage the collection of meteorological...

            2. In particular, the Contracting Governments undertake to co-operate in carrying...

            3. (a) To warn ships of gales, storms and tropical storms,...

            4. (b) To issue daily, by radio, weather bulletins suitable for...

            5. (c) To arrange for certain selected ships to take meteorological...

            6. (d) To encourage all ship-masters to inform surrounding ships whenever...

            7. The information provided for in paragraphs (a) and (b) of...

            8. Weather observations from ships addressed to national meteorological services will...

            9. Forecasts, warnings, synoptic and other meteorological reports intended for ships...

            10. Every endeavour will be made to obtain a uniform procedure...

        4. Article 36 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Ice Patrol. DerelictsPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. The Contracting Governments undertake to continue a service of ice...

            2. The Contracting Governments undertake to provide not more than three...

            3. During the rest of the year the study and observation...

        5. Article 37 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Ice Patrol. Management and CostPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. The Government of the United States is invited to continue...

            2. Each of the Contracting Governments has the right to discontinue...

            3. If, at any time, the United States Government should not...

            4. The Contracting Governments which contribute to the cost of the...

        6. Article 38 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Speed near IcePrevious MatchNext Match

            1. When ice is reported on, or near, his course, the...

        7. Article 39 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. North Atlantic RoutesPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. The practice of following recognised routes across the North Atlantic...

            2. The selection of the routes and the initiation of action...

            3. The Contracting Governments undertake to impose on the companies the...

            4. The Administration managing the ice patrol service is requested to...

        8. Article 40 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Collision RegulationsPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. The Contracting Governments agree that the alterations in the International...

        9. Article 41 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Helm OrdersPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. The Contracting Governments agree that after midnight on the 30th...

        10. Article 42 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Misuse of Distress SignalsPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. The use of an international distress signal, except for the...

        11. Article 43 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Alarm, Distress and Urgency SignalsPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. The alarm signal and the distress signal may only be...

            2. If a ship has sent out the alarm or distress...

        12. Article 44 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Speed of Distress MessagesPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. The speed of transmission of messages in connection with cases...

        13. Article 45 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Distress Messages. ProcedurePrevious MatchNext Match

            1. 1.The master of a ship on receiving on his ship...Previous MatchNext Match

            2. 2.The master of a ship in distress, after consultation, so...Previous MatchNext Match

            3. 3.A master shall be released from the obligation imposed by...Previous MatchNext Match

            4. 4.A master shall be released from the obligation imposed by...Previous MatchNext Match

            5. 5.If a master of a ship, on receiving a wireless...Previous MatchNext Match

            6. 6.The provisions of this Article do not prejudice the International...Previous MatchNext Match

        14. Article 46 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Signalling LampPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. All ships of over 150 tons gross tonnage, when engaged...

        15. Article 47 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Direction-finding ApparatusPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. Every passenger ship of 5,000 tons gross tonnage and upwards...

        16. Article 48 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. ManningPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. The Contracting Governments undertake, each for its national ships, to...

      6. Chapter VI.—Certificates Previous MatchNext Match

        1. Article 49 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Issue of CertificatesPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. A certificate called aSafety Certificateshall be issued, after inspection and...

            2. A certificate called aSafety Radiotelegraphy Certificateshall be issued after inspection...

            3. A certificate called anExemption Certificateshall be issued to every ship...

            4. The inspection and survey of ships, so far as regards...

            5. A Safety Certificate, Safety Radiotelegraphy Certificate, and Exemption Certificate shall...

        2. Article 50 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Issue of Certificate by another GovernmentPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. A Contracting Government may, at the request of the Government...

        3. Article 51 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Form of CertificatesPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. All certificates shall be drawn up in the official language...

            2. The form of the certificates shall be that of the...

            3. The Contracting Governments undertake to communicate one to another a...

        4. Article 52 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Duration of CertificatesPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. Certificates shall not be issued for a period of more...

            2. If a ship at the time when its certificate expires...

            3. No certificate shall be extended for a longer period than...

        5. Article 53 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Acceptance of CertificatesPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. Certificates issued under the authority of a Contracting Government shall...

        6. Article 54 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. ControlPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. Every ship holding a certificate issued under Article 49 or...

            2. In the event of this control giving rise to intervention...

        7. Articles 55 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. PrivilegesPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. The privileges of the present Convention may not be claimed...

        8. Article 56 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Qualification of CertificatePrevious MatchNext Match

            1. If in the course of a particular voyage the ship...

            2. This memorandum shall state that in the circumstances there is...

      7. Chapter VII.—General Provisions Previous MatchNext Match

        1. Article 57 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. EquivalentsPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. Where in the present Convention it is provided that a...

            2. Any Administration which so accepts a new fitting, appliance or...

        2. Article 58 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Laws, Regulations, ReportsPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. The Contracting Governments undertake to communicate to each other— (1)...

            2. The Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and...

        3. Article 59 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Measures taken after AgreementPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. Where the present Convention provides that a measure may be...

        4. Article 60 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Prior Treaties and ConventionsPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. 1.The present Convention replaces and abrogates the Convention for the...Previous MatchNext Match

            2. 2.All other treaties, conventions and arrangements, relating to safety of...Previous MatchNext Match

            3. 3.All subjects which are not expressly provided for in the...Previous MatchNext Match

        5. Article 61 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Modifications. Future ConferencesPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. 1.Modifications of the present Convention which may be deemed useful...Previous MatchNext Match

            2. 2.Conferences for the purpose of revising the present Convention shall...Previous MatchNext Match

      8. Chapter VIII.—Final Provisions Previous MatchNext Match

        1. Article 62 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Application to Colonies, &c.Previous MatchNext Match

            1. 1.A Contracting Government may, at the time of signature, ratification,...Previous MatchNext Match

            2. 2.A Contracting Government may at any time by a notification...Previous MatchNext Match

            3. 3.The Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and...Previous MatchNext Match

        2. Article 63 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Authentic Texts. RatificationPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. The present Convention of which both the English and French...

            2. The present Convention shall be ratified.

            3. The instruments of ratification shall be deposited in the archives...

        3. Article 64 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. AccessionPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. A Government (other than the Government of a territory to...

            2. The Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and...

            3. A Government which intends to accede to the present Convention...

        4. Article 65 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Date of coming in ForcePrevious MatchNext Match

            1. The present Convention shall come into force on the 1st...

        5. Article 66 Previous MatchNext Match

          1. DenunciationPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. The present Convention may be denounced on behalf of any...

            2. A denunciation shall take effect twelve months after the date...

      9. ANNEX I RegulationsPrevious MatchNext Match

        1. CONSTRUCTION

        2. Regulation I Previous MatchNext Match

          1. DefinitionsPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. Thesubdivision loadlineis the waterline used in determining the subdivision of...Previous MatchNext Match

        3. Regulation II Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Floodable LengthPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. (1) The floodable length at any point of the length...

            2. (2) In a ship with a continuous bulkhead deck, the...

            3. (3) In the case of a ship not having a...

        4. Regulation III Previous MatchNext Match

          1. PermeabilityPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. The definite assumptions referred to in Regulation II relate to...Previous MatchNext Match

        5. Regulation Iv Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Permissible Length of CompartmentsPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. Factor of Subdivision.—The maximum permissible length of a compartment having...Previous MatchNext Match

        6. Regulation V Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Special Rules concerning SubdivisionPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. A compartment may exceed the permissible length determined by the...Previous MatchNext Match

        7. Regulation VI Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Peak and Machinery Space Bulkheads, Shaft Tunnels, &c.Previous MatchNext Match

            1. (1) Every ship shall have a forepeak or collision bulkhead,...

            2. (2) An afterpeak bulkhead, and bulkheads dividing the machinery space,...

            3. (3) In all cases stern tubes shall be enclosed in...

        8. Regulation VII Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Assigning, Marking and Recording of Subdivision LoadlinesPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. The subdivision loadlines assigned and marked under the provisions of...Previous MatchNext Match

        9. Regulation VIII Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Construction and Initial Testing of Watertight Bulkheads, &c.Previous MatchNext Match

            1. Watertight subdivision bulkheads, whether transverse or longitudinal, shall be constructed...Previous MatchNext Match

        10. Regulation IX Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Openings in Watertight BulkheadsPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. The number of openings in watertight bulkheads shall be reduced...Previous MatchNext Match

        11. Regulation X Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Openings in Ship’s Sides below the Margin LinePrevious MatchNext Match

            1. The arrangement and efficiency of the means for closing any...Previous MatchNext Match

        12. Regulation XI Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Construction and Initial Tests of Watertight Doors, Sidescuttles, &c.Previous MatchNext Match

            1. (1) The design, materials and construction of all watertight doors,...

            2. (2) Each watertight door shall be tested by water pressure...

        13. Regulation XII Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Construction and Initial Tests of Watertight Decks, Trunks, &c.Previous MatchNext Match

            1. (1) Watertight decks, trunks, tunnels, duct keels and ventilators shall...

            2. (2) After completion a hose or flooding test shall be...

        14. Regulation XIII Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Periodical Operation and Inspection of Watertight Doors, &c.Previous MatchNext Match

            1. In all new and existing ships drills for the operating...

            2. The watertight doors and all mechanisms and indicators connected therewith,...

        15. Regulation XIV Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Entries in the Official Log BookPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. In all new and existing ships hinged doors, portable plates,...

            2. A record of all drills and inspections required by Regulation...

        16. Regulation XV Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Double BottomsPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. In ships 200 feet (61 metres) and under 249 feet...Previous MatchNext Match

        17. Regulation XVI Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Fire-resisting BulkheadsPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. Ships shall be fitted above the bulkhead deck with fire-resisting...

            2. They shall be constructed of metal or other fire-resisting material...

            3. Steps and recesses and the means for closing all openings...

            4. The mean distance between any two adjacent fire-resisting bulkheads in...

        18. Regulation XVII Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Side and other Openings, &c., above the Margin LinePrevious MatchNext Match

            1. (1) Sidescuttles, gangway, cargo and coaling ports, and other means...

            2. (2) The bulkhead deck or a deck above it shall...

            3. (3) Freeing ports and/or scuppers shall be fitted as necessary...

        19. Regulation XVIII Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Exits from Watertight CompartmentsPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. (1) In passenger and crew spaces, practicable means of exit...

            2. (2) Practicable means of escape for the crew shall be...

        20. Regulation XIX Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Pumping ArrangementsPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. Steamships.

            2. Ships shall be provided with an efficient pumping plant capable...Previous MatchNext Match

        21. Regulation XX Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Power for Going AsternPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. Ships shall have sufficient power for going astern to secure...

        22. Regulation XXI Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Auxiliary Steering ApparatusPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. Ships shall be provided with an auxiliary steering apparatus which,...

        23. Regulation XXII Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Initial and Subsequent Surveys of ShipsPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. Every new or existing ship shall be subjected to the...Previous MatchNext Match

        24. Regulation XXIII Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Maintenance of Conditions after SurveyPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. After the survey of the ship as provided in Regulation...

      10. Life-Saving Appliances, &c. Previous MatchNext Match

        1. Regulation XXIV Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Standard Types of BoatsPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. The standard types of boats are classified as follows:— Class...

            2. No boat may be approved the buoyancy of which depends...

            3. No boat may be approved the weight of which when...

        2. Regulation XXV Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Lifeboats of Class IPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. Lifeboats of Class I must have a mean sheer at...

            2. The air-cases of lifeboats of Class I shall be so...

            3. In boats certified to carry 100 or more persons the...

            4. Lifeboats of Class I must also satisfy the following conditions:—...

          2. (a)Previous MatchNext Match

            1. Lifeboats with Internal Buoyancy only

            2. The buoyancy of a wooden boat of this type shall...

            3. The buoyancy of a metal boat of this type shall...

          3. (b)Previous MatchNext Match

            1. Lifeboats with Internal and External Buoyancy

            2. The internal buoyancy of a wooden boat of this type...

            3. The external buoyancy may be of cork or of any...

            4. If the buoyancy is of cork, its volume, for a...

            5. The buoyancy of a metal boat shall be not less...

        3. Regulation XXVI Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Boats of Class IIPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. Boats of Class II must satisfy the following conditions:—

          2. (a)Open Boats with Internal and External Buoyancy—Previous MatchNext Match

          3. Upper Part of Sides collapsible.Previous MatchNext Match

            1. A boat of this type shall be fitted both with...

            2. The external buoyancy may be of cork or of any...

            3. If of any material other than cork, its volume and...

            4. A metal boat of this type shall be provided with...

            5. The minimum freeboard of boats of this type shall be...

            6. The freeboard in fresh water shall not be less than...

            7. The freeboard of boats of intermediate lengths is to be...

            8. The collapsible sides must be watertight.

          4. (b)Previous MatchNext Match

            1. Decked Boats with either Fixed or Collapsible Watertight Bulwarks.

            2. (i)Decked Boats having a Well Deck.—The area of the well...

            3. The freeboard of a boat of this type shall be...

            4. (ii)Decked Boats having a Flush Deck.—The minimum freeboard of boats...

            5. The freeboard in fresh water shall not be less than...

            6. For intermediate depths the freeboard is obtained by interpolation.

            7. If the sheer is less than the standard sheer defined...

            8. (iii)All decked lifeboats shall be fitted with efficient means for...

        4. Regulation XXVII Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Motor BoatsPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. A motor boat carried as part of the life-saving appliances...

            2. The volume of the internal buoyancy and, where fitted, the...

        5. Regulation XXVIII Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Life RaftsPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. No type of life raft may be approved unless it...Previous MatchNext Match

        6. Regulation XXIX Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Buoyant ApparatusPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. Buoyant apparatus, whether buoyant deck seats, buoyant deck chairs or...Previous MatchNext Match

        7. Regulation XXX Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Cubic Capacity of Lifeboats of Class IPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. 1.The cubic capacity of a lifeboat of Class I shall...Previous MatchNext Match

            2. 2.For example, the capacity in cubic metres (or cubic feet)...Previous MatchNext Match

            3. 3.If the sheer of the gunwale, measured at the two...Previous MatchNext Match

            4. 4.If the depth of the boat amidships exceeds 45 per...Previous MatchNext Match

            5. 5.If the depth of the boat is greater than 122...Previous MatchNext Match

            6. 6.Each Administration shall impose, by suitable formulae, a limit for...Previous MatchNext Match

            7. 7.Each Administration reserves the right to assign to a boat...Previous MatchNext Match

            8. 8.The cubic capacity of a motorboat is obtained from the...Previous MatchNext Match

        8. Regulation XXXI Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Deck Area of Boats of Class IIPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. 1.The area of the deck of a decked boat shall...Previous MatchNext Match

            2. 2.For example, the surface in square metres (or square feet)...Previous MatchNext Match

        9. Regulation XXXII Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Marking of Boats, Life Rafts and Buoyant ApparatusPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. The dimensions of the boat and the number of persons...

            2. Life rafts and buoyant apparatus shall be marked with the...

        10. Regulation XXXIII Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Carrying Capacity of BoatsPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. 1.The number of persons which a boat of one of...Previous MatchNext Match

            2. 2.The standard units of capacity and surface for determining the...Previous MatchNext Match

            3. 3.The Administration may accept, in place of 0.325 or 3½,...Previous MatchNext Match

        11. Regulation XXXIV Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Capacity LimitsPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. No boat shall be marked for a greater number of...Previous MatchNext Match

        12. Regulation XXXV Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Equivalent for and Weight of the PersonsPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. In the tests for determining the number of persons which...

            2. In verifications of freeboard the decked boats shall be loaded...

            3. In all cases two children under 12 years of age...

        13. Regulation XXXVI Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Equipment of Boats and Life RaftsPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. 1.The normal equipment of every boat shall consist of:— Previous MatchNext Match

            2. 2.Where the number of lifeboats carried on a ship is...Previous MatchNext Match

            3. 3.The normal equipment of every approved life raft shall consist...Previous MatchNext Match

            4. 4.In the case of a ship which is engaged in...Previous MatchNext Match

        14. Regulations XXXVII Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Stowage and Handling of Boats and Life RaftsPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. 1.Subject to the conditions of Regulation XXXVIII, the lifeboats may...Previous MatchNext Match

        15. Regulation XXXVIII Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Number and Capacity of Boats, Life Rafts, &c., and DavitsPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. A ship shall be provided with sets of davits in...Previous MatchNext Match

            2. 2.A ship engaged on short international voyages shall be provided...Previous MatchNext Match

        16. Regulation XXXIX Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Table relating to davits and lifeboat capacityPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. The following table fixes, according to the length of the...Previous MatchNext Match

        17. Regulation XL Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Life-Jackets and Life-BuoysPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. 1.A life-jacket shall satisfy the following requirements:— Previous MatchNext Match

            2. 2.A lifebuoy shall satisfy the following requirements:— Previous MatchNext Match

            3. 3.The minimum number of life-buoys with which ships are to...Previous MatchNext Match

            4. 4.All the buoys shall be fitted with beckets securely seized....Previous MatchNext Match

            5. 5.All the life-buoys and life-jackets shall be so placed as...Previous MatchNext Match

        18. Regulation XLI Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Certificated LifeboatmenPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. In order to obtain the special lifeboatman’s certificate provided for...

            2. There shall be for each boat or life-raft a number...

        19. Regulation XLII Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Manning of BoatsPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. A deck officer or certificated lifeboatman shall be placed in...

            2. A man capable of working the motor shall be assigned...

            3. A man capable of working the wireless and searchlight installations...

            4. The duty of seeing that the boats, life-rafts and buoyant...

        20. Regulation XLIII Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Fire Detection and ExtinctionPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. 1.An efficient patrol system shall be maintained, so that any...Previous MatchNext Match

            2. 2.Every ship shall be provided with powerful pumps, operated by...Previous MatchNext Match

            3. 3.The service pipes shall permit of two powerful jets of...Previous MatchNext Match

            4. 4.Provision shall be made whereby at least two powerful jets...Previous MatchNext Match

            5. 5.A sufficient number of portable fluid fire extinguishers shall be...Previous MatchNext Match

            6. 6.Two equipments, consisting of a smoke helmet or breathing apparatus...Previous MatchNext Match

            7. 7.In steamships in which the main boilers are oil fired,...Previous MatchNext Match

        21. Regulation XLIV Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Muster ListPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. The muster list shall assign duties to the different members...Previous MatchNext Match

        22. Regulation XLV Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Musters and DrillsPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. Musters of the crew for boat drill shall take place...

            2. The drills and inspections shall be so arranged that the...

            3. The emergency signal for summoning passengers to muster stations shall...

      11. Safety of Navigation Previous MatchNext Match

        1. Regulation XLVI Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Transmission of InformationPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. The transmission of information regarding ice, derelicts, tropical storms or...

            2. All messages issued under Article 34 of the present Convention...

          2. Information RequiredPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. The following information is desired, the time in all cases...Previous MatchNext Match

          3. ExamplesPrevious MatchNext Match

            1. Ice. TTT Ice. Large berg sighted in 4605 N., 4410...

            2. Derelict. TTT Derelict. Observed derelict almost submerged in 4006 N.,...

            3. Danger to Navigation. TTT Navigation. Alpha lightship not on station....

            4. Tropical Storm. TTT Storm. Experiencing tropical storm. Barometer corrected 994...

      12. Certificates Previous MatchNext Match

        1. Regulation XLVII Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Form of Safety Certificate for Passenger ShipsPrevious MatchNext Match

          2. Form of Safety Radiotelegraphy CertificatePrevious MatchNext Match

          3. Form of Exemption CertificatePrevious MatchNext Match

            1. †Insert here references to Articles and Regulations, specifying particular paragraphs....

      13. ANNEX II International Regulations for preventing Collisions at SeaPrevious MatchNext Match

        1. * * * * * * *

        2. Final Act of the International Conference on Safety of Life...

        3. * * * * * * *

      14. I Previous MatchNext Match

        1. At the moment of signing the Convention for the Safety...

        2. SAFETY OPERATORS

        3. In order to ensure the coming into force at an...

        4. Should the International Radiotelegraph Conference find itself unable to approve...

      15. II Previous MatchNext Match

        1. The Conference takes note of the following declarations, made by...

        2. (A)

        3. The Plenipotentiaries of the United States of America formally declare...

        4. The Plenipotentiaries of the United States of America further declare...

        5. The Delegation of the Union of Socialist Soviet Republics declares...

      16. III Previous MatchNext Match

        1. The Conference also adopts the following recommendations:—

        2. As regards Construction

        3. 1. StabilityPrevious MatchNext Match

          1. The necessity for and practicability of adopting stability regulations have...

        4. 2.Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Openings in Bulkheads and Ship’s Sides

          2. The objection which attaches to openings, which may sometimes be...

        5. 3.Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Services of Special Risk

          2. The International Conference on Safety of Life at Sea realises...

          3. As regards Life-Saving Appliances, &c.

        6. 4.Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Means of Clinging to Boats

          2. The International Conference on Safety of Life at Sea recommends...

        7. 5.Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Dangerous Goods

          2. The International Conference on Safety of Life at Sea recommends...

          3. As regards Radiotelegraphy

        8. 6.Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Alarm Signal

          2. The International Conference on Safety of Life at Sea, having...

        9. 7.Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Cyclone Warnings

          2. The International Conference on Safety of Life at Sea, considering...

        10. 8.Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Wave Lengths

          2. The International Conference on Safety of Life at Sea draws...

          3. The Conference also desires to draw attention to the provisions...

          4. As regards Safety of Navigation

        11. 9.Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Radio Aids to Navigation

          2. The International Conference on Safety of Life at Sea recommends...

        12. 10.Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Synchronised Radio and Under-Water Signals

          2. The International Conference on Safety of Life at Sea favours...

        13. 11.Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Depth-Sounding Apparatus

          2. The International Conference on Safety of Life at Sea Recommends...

        14. 12.Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Life-Saving Signals

          2. The International Conference on Safety of Life at Sea considers...

        15. 13.Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Shore Lights

          2. The International Conference on Safety of Life at Sea considers...

        16. 14. Collision Regulations.—AircraftPrevious MatchNext Match

          1. Under the International Collision Regulations, aircraft on the surface of...

          2. In order that an international agreement may be reached covering...

          3. As regards Certificates

        17. 15.Previous MatchNext Match

          1. Recognition of Convention Standards

          2. Recognising the importance of bringing the Convention standards into operation...

          3. In faith whereof the undersigned have affixed their signatures to...

          4. Done in London this thirty-first day of May, 1929, in...

    2. SECOND SCHEDULEPrevious MatchNext Match

      1. . . . . . . . . . ....

    3. THIRD SCHEDULEPrevious MatchNext Match

      1. . . . . . . . . . ....

    4. FOURTH SCHEDULEPrevious MatchNext Match

      1. . . . . . . . . . ....

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