UK Statutory Instrument 1979 United Kingdom

The Merchant Shipping (Repatriation) Regulations 1979

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4 compliance obligations

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s.003

(1) The employer of a seaman to whom these Regulations...

  • Repatriate shipwrecked seamen and provide food, lodging and maintenance
s.004

(1) Except where, if the seaman has been discharged from...

  • Notify MCA within 48 hours if a seaman is left behind or shipwrecked
s.005

(1) The employer shall ensure that the superintendent or proper...

  • Keep the superintendent informed of seaman repatriation arrangements
s.016

(1) Subject to paragraph (2) of this regulation, this regulation...

  • Manage and deliver property left by seamen on board ship
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s.001

(1) These Regulations may be cited as the Merchant Shipping...

s.002

(1) Subject to paragraph (2) of this regulation, these Regulations...

s.006

A seaman who is to be returned in pursuance of...

s.007

(1) Where it appears to a superintendent or proper officer...

s.008

(1) Where a superintendent or proper officer is requested by...

s.009

(1) A master shall make entries in the official log...

s.010

(1) A master of a ship in which a person...

s.011

(1) The wages due under a crew agreement to a...

s.012

(1) The wages (other than wages related to the catch...

s.013

The wages, including wages related to the catch, due under...

s.014

Where the wages cannot be paid to the seaman in...

s.015

(1) The employer of a seaman to whom these Regulations...

s.017

All entries in the official log book required to be...

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