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The Merchant Shipping (Load Line) Regulations 1998
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- 1998 No. 2241
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- Regulation 28
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Types of freeboard
28. The freeboards that can be assigned to a ship under these Regulations are the Summer freeboard; Tropical freeboard; Winter freeboard; Winter North Atlantic freeboard; Fresh Water freeboard and Tropical Fresh Water freeboard. In the case of ships carrying Timber the freeboards that may be assigned are Summer Timber freeboard; Winter Timber freeboard; Winter North Atlantic Timber freeboard; Tropical Timber freeboard; Fresh Water Timber freeboard and Tropical Fresh Water Timber freeboard.
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