(1) A direction given by a harbour master under section 232 may be amended or revoked by any harbour master who has been engaged for the waters in respect of which the direction applies. (2) The Safety Director, by written notice, may direct a harbour master who has been engaged for the waters in respect of a direction given under section 232 applies to amend or revoke the direction if the Safety Director considers the direction to be unsafe or unreasonable. (3) A harbour master given a direction under subsection (2) must comply with the direction without delay. 236 Harbour master may carry out direction (1) If— is no person on board any vessel to whom a harbour master may give a direction under this Chapter and there are reasonable grounds for the harbour master to act urgently without giving a direction; or direction under this Chapter or under the regulations is not complied with— the harbour master may cause the vessel to be dealt with as required by the harbour master. (2) For the purposes of subsection (1), the harbour master (or a person authorised by the harbour master for the purposes of this section) may board a vessel and move, secure or otherwise operate the vessel.
(1) A direction given by a harbour master under section 232 may be amended or revoked by any harbour master who has been engaged for the waters in respect of which the direction applies. (2) The Safety Director, by written notice, may direct a harbour master who has been engaged for the waters in respect of a direction given under section 232 applies to amend or revoke the direction if the Safety Director considers the direction to be unsafe or unreasonable. (3) A harbour master given a direction under subsection (2) must comply with the direction without delay. 236 Harbour master may carry out direction (1) If— is no person on board any vessel to whom a harbour master may give a direction under this Chapter and there are reasonable grounds for the harbour master to act urgently without giving a direction; or direction under this Chapter or under the regulations is not complied with— the harbour master may cause the vessel to be dealt with as required by the harbour master. (2) For the purposes of subsection (1), the harbour master (or a person authorised by the harbour master for the purposes of this section) may board a vessel and move, secure or otherwise operate the vessel.
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