UK Statutory Instrument SI 2020/1261 United Kingdom

The Dockyard Port of Plymouth Order 2020

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In Force
Penalty ceiling
Regulated

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9 other provisions — procedural and definitional
s.art001 Citation and commencement
s.art002 Revocation of the Dockyard Port of Plymouth Order 1999
s.art003 Interpretation
s.art004 Description of limits
s.art005 Permission
s.art006 Regulations and Rules
s.art007 Schedule 2 contains rules for the purposes set out in...
s.art008 Local harbour authorities
s.art009 Penalties
Schedules

Schedules

7 of 50 shown
s.sch001 Vessels hooking moorings, cables or pipes Regulated
  • Report to Queen’s Harbour Master if anchor hooks a mooring, cable or pipeAny Person
s.sch001 Anchoring in emergencies Regulated
  • Inform Queen's Harbour Master after emergency anchoringAny Person
s.sch001 Notification of arrival of inbound vessels Regulated
  • Notify Queen's Harbour Master of vessel arrival in dockyard portAny Person
s.sch001 Compass adjustment Regulated
  • Notify Queen's Harbour Master before adjusting vessel compassEmployee
s.sch001 Vessels to be navigated with care and caution Regulated
  • Navigate with care and avoid causing damage in the dockyard portAny Person
s.sch001 Conduct within the dockyard port Regulated
  • Do not navigate under the influence of drink or drugsAny Person
s.sch001 Wrecks and submerged objects Regulated
  • Notify Queen’s Harbour Master immediately if vessel or object causes obstruction after sinking or strandingAny Person
43 other schedules
s.sch001 Interpretation
s.sch001 Fishing
s.sch001 Swimming and diving
s.sch001 Parascending and similar activities
s.sch001 Guns and explosives
s.sch001 Dumping of rubbish, etc
s.sch001 Reserved areas
s.sch001 Vessels at anchor
s.sch001 Placement of moorings and licences to operate moorings
s.sch001 The Queen’s Harbour Master may— (a) grant a licence to...
s.sch001 Restrictions on placing moorings
s.sch001 General power of direction
s.sch001 A person must not anchor a vessel on the line...
s.sch001 Restrictions on mooring or anchoring vessels
s.sch001 Anchorage in Plymouth Sound
s.sch001 Anchorage and mooring of vessels carrying explosives
s.sch001 Anchorage and mooring of vessels carrying dangerous goods
s.sch001 Navigational marks, etc
s.sch001 Dredging
s.sch001 Vessels grounded, on fire or which have been in a collision in the dockyard port
s.sch001 Control of movements within the dockyard port
s.sch001 Landing on Plymouth Breakwater
s.sch001 Low visibility
s.sch001 Radio telephone communication
s.sch001 General
s.sch001 Notification of the manoeuvre of vessels in the dockyard port
s.sch001 Notification of the departure of vessels from the dockyard port
s.sch001 Anchoring within the dockyard port
s.sch001 Towing of vessels or other objects
s.sch001 For the purposes of paragraph 38, a vessel shall be...
s.sch001 Prohibited areas
s.sch001 Vessels with mechanical or structural defects
s.sch001 Bridge manning and the use of automatic pilot steering devices
s.sch001 Pilotage
s.sch001 Speed limits
s.sch002 Interpretation
s.sch002 Submarines secured to a buoy
s.sch002 Blue flashing lights
s.sch002 Chain link ferries
s.sch002 Vessel passing within the narrow channels of the dockyard port
s.sch002 Power to create exclusion zones
s.sch002 Shapes and lights marking an exclusion zone
s.sch002 Effect of an exclusion zone

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