hazardous port activities for port risk management purposes 317 to Details of cargo to Port Retain for some ports. Details Remove and incorporate as 322 be provided to managers can be obtained by issuing a permit activity port manager permit 324 Direction to TSV Review terminology for General usage applied and remove vessel, unseaworthy vessel added for clarity ‘sinking’ goods or things 324, Removal of Port Major issue impacting effective Amend regulation for 325 abandoned vessel, managers port management reasonable actions by port goods or things manager Removal of Consumer Consider owner’s rights and regulation for 324, 325 abandoned vessel, Affairs value of goods in determining reasonable actions by port goods or things Victoria, DOJ course of action manager with on low and medium value goods with guidance from Australian Consumer law. Public feedback sought on low value threshold 500 Works to be TSV S211 of Marine Safety Act 2010 Work permits required as undertaken provides for the control of port managers responsible navigation in the vicinity of for public safety, beyond works carried out on, over or safe operation of vessels under waters 501 Camping Port Use of landside and sewage Add waste disposal managers pump-out facilities need to be regulation encouraged 502 Swimming and Port Scuba diving also poses a safety Expand regulation to include snorkelling managers risk diving Swimming TSV S184 of Marine Safety Act No change Port 502 – provides to regulation of use of Management Act 1995 State waters by boaters and purports to provide powers others for port managers to manage the operations of ports Cleaning of fish Port Problematic for users as to include wharves 503 managers fish cleaning may occur on wharves or structures
hazardous port activities for port risk management purposes 317 to 322 Details of cargo to be provided to port manager Port managers Retain for some ports. Details can be obtained by issuing a permit Remove and incorporate as permit activity 324 Direction to remove vessel, goods or things TSV Review terminology for unseaworthy vessel General usage applied and ‘sinking’ added for clarity 324, 325 Removal of abandoned vessel, goods or things Port managers Major issue impacting effective port management Amend regulation for reasonable actions by port manager 324, 325 Removal of abandoned vessel, goods or things Consumer Affairs Victoria, DOJ Consider owner’s rights and value of goods in determining course of action regulation for reasonable actions by port manager with on low and medium value goods with guidance from Australian Consumer law. Public feedback sought on low value threshold 500 Works to be undertaken TSV S211 of Marine Safety Act 2010 provides for the control of navigation in the vicinity of works carried out on, over or under waters Work permits required as port managers responsible for public safety, beyond safe operation of vessels 501 Camping Port managers Use of landside and sewage pump-out facilities need to be encouraged Add waste disposal regulation 502 Swimming and snorkelling Port managers Scuba diving also poses a safety risk Expand regulation to include diving 502 Swimming TSV S184 of Marine Safety Act provides to regulation of use of State waters by boaters and others No change – Port Management Act 1995 purports to provide powers for port managers to manage the operations of ports 503 Cleaning of fish Port managers Problematic for users as fish cleaning may occur on wharves or structures to include wharves
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