UK Statutory Instrument
2011
United Kingdom
The Yarmouth (Isle of Wight) Harbour Revision Order 2011
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Schedules
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So much of the natural harbour at Yarmouth (Isle of...
All docks, marinas and other natural or artificial watered areas...
Navigation, control of vessels and moorings
Health, safety and protection of property
Use of harbour (including goods, obstructions and waste)
Use of equipment and maintenance
Passengers and other persons
Environmental protection
Miscellaneous
Provision of information
In this Schedule— “the consultation period” means the period referred...
The remuneration (if any) of the adjudicator shall be as...
The adjudicator shall be entitled to be reimbursed in respect...
Responsibility for payment of the adjudicator’s remuneration and expenses shall...
The appointment of an adjudicator shall not take effect until...
The adjudicator shall allow a reasonable opportunity for the Commissioners...
The adjudicator shall send a copy of the report to...
The adjudicator shall use reasonable endeavours to ensure that the...
The Commissioners shall not be bound to give effect to...
The Commissioners shall give notice to the adjudicator and the...
The adjudicator shall decide who out of the Commissioners and...
Before making, giving, amending or revoking a designation or general...
In taking any decision under paragraph 19, the adjudicator shall...
Subject to paragraph 19, the parties shall bear their own...
The adjudicator shall not be personally liable for anything done...
Except as otherwise provided in this Schedule, the adjudicator may...
Where the Commissioners propose to make, give or amend a...
(1) This paragraph has effect where the Commissioners have made,...
The notices published and served under paragraph 2 shall—
During the period of 84 days following publication of the...
The Commissioners shall not make, give, amend or revoke the...
As soon as reasonably practicable after the expiry of the...
Where none of the relevant consultees have made representations in...
Where any relevant consultee objects to a proposal in accordance...
The issue shall be referred to an independent person (“the...
The repeal of the Act and Orders mentioned in Parts...
In so far as anything done under any provision of...
Anything begun under any provision of the former legislation may...
Where any period of time specified in, or having effect...
References in this Order to things done, left undone, suffered,...
Where an instrument or document refers to any provision of...
Where an Act or Order is repealed or revoked by...
Nothing in this Part of this Schedule shall prejudice the...
Browse 30 other sections — procedural / definitional / commencement
Citation and commencement
Interpretation
Area of the harbour, etc.
General directions as to use of harbour, etc.
Procedures for making general directions and designations, etc.
Special directions as to use of harbour, etc.
Failure to comply with directions
Enforcement of special directions
Master’s responsibility in relation to directions
Restriction of harbour water taxi services
Licensing of harbour water taxi services
Further provisions as to licences
Appeals in respect of licences
Moorings provided by Commissioners
Moorings provided by others
Offences as to moorings
Moorings – enforcement provisions
Power to designate parts of harbour, etc.
Fuel bowsers
Information for purpose of landing charges
Boarding of vessels
Obstruction of officers
Notices
Execution of documents
Provisions for protection of Sandhouse, etc.
Provisions as to certain appeals
Crown Rights
Saving for Trinity House
Amendment of 2001 Order
Repeal and revocation of enactments, etc.
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