Western Australian Consolidated Regulations (1) The chief
executive officer may cancel or suspend the certificate of an exempt master
if —
(a) the
exempt master is convicted of contravening regulation 9, 16E(4), 16G or
16J(2) or (3); or
(b) the
chief executive officer believes on reasonable grounds that the exempt master
has contravened any of those provisions.
(2) The chief
executive officer shall cancel a certificate that has become wholly invalid
under regulation 16K and has not been wholly or partly revalidated under
regulation 16L.
(3) The chief
executive officer shall cancel a certificate if its holder does not submit a
certificate of health in accordance with regulation 16C(2) or (3).
(4) The chief
executive officer shall cancel or suspend a certificate in respect of a port
if he believes on reasonable grounds that the holder of the certificate is no
longer competent to navigate a vessel into and out of the port.
(5) Where the chief
executive officer cancels or suspends a certificate, he shall in writing
notify the person concerned of the cancellation or suspension and the reason
for it, including, in the case of a cancellation or suspension under
subregulation (1)(b) or (4), particulars of the reasons for the belief
held by the chief executive officer.
(6) The chief
executive officer shall, in a notification of a cancellation or suspension
under subregulation (1)(b) or (4), inform the person concerned of the
right of appeal under regulation 16N.
(7) A cancellation or
suspension takes effect on the service of a notice under
subregulation (5).
[Regulation 16M inserted in Gazette
19 Jul 1991 p. 3647.]