Maritime and marine protection rules
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Maritime rules
- Ship operations (11 rules) Parts 19 to 25show maritime rules relating to ship operations
- Ship personnel (4 rules) Parts 31 to 35show maritime rules relating to ship personnel
- Design, construction and equipment (17 rules) Parts 40A to 49show maritime rules relating to design, construction and equipment
- Health, safety and welfare of ships’ personnel (4 rules) Parts 50 to 53show maritime rules relating to health, safety and welfare of ships personnel
- Documentation (1 rule) Part 73show maritime rules relating to documentation
- Marine craft (2 rules) Parts 81 to 82show maritime rules relating to marine craft
- Pilotage (1 rule) Part 90show maritime rules relating to pilotage
- Navigation Safety Rules (1 rule) Part 91show maritime rules relating to navigation safety rules
Marine protection rules
- General marine protection(5 rules) Parts 100 to 103show general marine protection rules
- Oil pollution prevention (7 rules) Parts 120 to 125show marine protection rules relating to oil pollution prevention
- Planning and response to marine oil spills (5 rules) Parts 130A to 132show marine protection rules relating to planning and response to marine oil spills
- Noxious liquid substances pollution prevention (5 rules) Parts 140 to 143show marine protection rules relating to noxious liquid substances pollution prevention
- Other harmful substances pollution prevention (3 rules) Parts 150 to 170show marine protection rules relating to other harmful substances pollution prevention
- Other marine protection rules (3 rules) Parts 180 to 300show marine protection rules oter marine protection
Revoked rules
- (4 rules)show all revoked rules
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About the rules
Maritime and marine protection rules contain detailed technical standards and procedures and form part of New Zealand’s maritime law.