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MARITIME TRANSPORT AND OFFSHORE FACILITIES SECURITY ACT 2003 - SECT 92

Regulated foreign ships must provide pre - arrival information

  (1)   The master of a regulated foreign ship, or a ship intending to enter Australian waters that would, once it had done so, be a regulated foreign ship, must provide pre - arrival information in accordance with the regulations.

  (2)   The regulations may prescribe:

  (a)   the person or persons to whom pre - arrival information must be given; and

  (b)   the circumstances in which pre - arrival information must be given; and

  (c)   the form and manner in which pre - arrival information must be given.

  (3)   Pre - arrival information is information of a kind prescribed in the regulations that must be provided by a ship before the ship enters one or more of the following:

  (a)   Australian waters;

  (b)   a security regulated port;

  (c)   a maritime security zone within a security regulated port;

  (d)   a port that is not a security regulated port.

  (4)   The regulations may provide that different pre - arrival information is to be provided before entering different places or areas as mentioned in paragraphs   (3)(a) to (d).

  (5)   If the master of a ship contravenes subsection   (1), the master or the ship operator for the ship may be given a control direction under Division   3.



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