Western Australian Consolidated Regulations Western Australian Consolidated Regulations (1) When issuing a
pilotage exemption certificate, the harbour master is to endorse on the
certificate a condition relating to the —
(a)
maximum length overall; or
(b)
maximum gross registered tonnage,
of a vessel that may
be moved under the authority of the certificate.
(2) The harbour master
is to take into account the applicant’s written record referred to in
regulation 49(4) in determining the appropriate condition to be endorsed
on a pilotage exemption certificate under subregulation (1).
(3) If, in relation to
an application for a pilotage exemption certificate —
(a) at
least one of the occasions referred to in regulation 49(3)(a) or (b), as
the case requires, did not take place at night; or
(b) for
any other reason associated with the application the harbour master considers
it appropriate to do so,
the harbour master may
endorse a prescribed condition on a pilotage exemption certificate.
(4) An exempt master
who does not comply with a condition endorsed on the master’s pilotage
exemption certificate under this regulation commits an offence.
Penalty: $5 000.
(5) In
subregulation (3) —
prescribed condition , in relation to a pilotage
exemption certificate, means —
(a) in
relation to subregulation (3)(a) — the condition that the
certificate is not valid during the period from sunset to sunrise;
(b) in
relation to subregulation (3)(b) — any other condition or
conditions relating to the movement of a vessel under the authority of the
certificate.