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12.—(1) A ship must comply with each requirement in—
(a)Merchant Shipping Notice 1907(M)(1); and
(b)Chapter II-1,
that applies to it(2).
(2) For the purposes of paragraph (1), where there is a conflict between the requirements of Merchant Shipping Notice 1907(M) and the applicable requirements in Chapter II-1, the requirements of Chapter II-1 take precedence.
Merchant Shipping Notice 1907(M) is available on https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/merchant-shipping-notices-msns, and in hard copy from the Maritime and Coastguard Agency of Spring Place, 105 Commercial Road, Southampton SO15 1EG (telephone 020 3817 2000 and email infoline@mcga.gov.uk).
Ships constructed before 1st January 2009 are subject to specified requirements of Chapter II-1, including requirements in Chapter II-1 that apply to “all ships”.
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