Transport Operations (Marine Safety—Recreational Marine Driver Licence Approvals) Interim Standard 2005
Transport Operations (Marine Safety—Recreational Marine
Driver Licence Approvals) Interim Standard 2005
QueenslandTransportOperations(MarineSafety)Act1994TransportOperations(MarineSafety—RecreationalMarineDriverLicenceApprovals)InterimStandard2005Reprinted as in force on 1 March 2005(standard not amended up to this date)Reprint No. 1This reprint is
prepared bythe Office of the Queensland Parliamentary
CounselWarning—This reprint is not an authorised
copyNOT FURTHER AMENDEDLAST REPRINT
BEFORE REPEALSee 2005 SL No. 182 s 9
Information about this reprintThis
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s13s3Transport Operations (Marine
Safety—RecreationalMarine Driver Licence Approvals) Interim
Standard2005Transport Operations (MarineSafety—Recreational Marine Driver
LicenceApprovals) Interim Standard 2005[reprinted as in force on 1 March
2005]1Short titleThisstandardmaybecitedastheTransportOperations(MarineSafety—RecreationalMarineDriverLicenceApprovals) Interim Standard 2005.2CommencementThis standard
commences on 1 March 2005.3DefinitionsIn this
standard—collision regulationssee schedule
151of the regulation.commercial
shipsee schedule 15 of the regulation.externally-administeredbodycorporatehasthemeaninggiven by the
Corporations Act, section 9.21Schedule 15 (Dictionary) of the
regulation2Corporations Act, section 9—externally-administered body
corporatemeans a body corporate—(a)that
is being wound up; or(b)in respect of
property of which a receiver, or a receiver and manager, has
beenappointed (whether or not by a court) and is
acting; or(c)that is under administration;
or(ca)that has executed a deed of company
arrangement that has not yet terminated;or(d)that has entered into a compromise or
arrangement with another person theadministration of
which has not been concluded.
s44s4Transport Operations (Marine
Safety—RecreationalMarine Driver Licence Approvals) Interim
Standard2005infringement
notice fine, for an infringement notice offence,means
an infringement notice fine under theStatePenaltiesEnforcement Act
1999.3infringementnoticeoffencemeansanoffenceprescribedundertheStatePenaltiesEnforcementAct1999tobeaninfringement notice offence.insolventunderadministrationseeinsection714oftheregulation.recreational
shipsee schedule 15 of the regulation.regulationmeans theTransportOperations(MarineSafety)Regulation
2004.4Qualification to conduct
examinations—regulation,s 103(1)(1)Toqualifytoconductexaminationsforissuinglicencestooperate a recreational ship5as its master, the general
managermust be satisfied an entity—(a)holdsacurrentappropriatelicence6tooperatearecreational ship as its master;
and(b)has a reasonable knowledge of—(i)the Act, the regulation and standards
made underthe Act; and(ii)the
collision regulations; and(c)isreasonablycompetentinseafaringskillsandsafeoperating
practices for recreational ships; and(d)has—3SeeState Penalties Enforcement Act 1999,
schedule 2 (Dictionary).4Section 71
(Definitions for div 5) of the regulation5See
section 103 (Approval of entity to conduct examinations) of the
regulation.6Astowhatistheappropriatelicence,seesection95(Requiredlicencesforrecreational ships) of the
regulation.
s55s5Transport Operations (Marine
Safety—RecreationalMarine Driver Licence Approvals) Interim
Standard2005(i)at least 3 years
practical experience in operating arecreational ship
as its master; or(ii)otherappropriateexpertiseacceptabletothegeneral manager; and(e)is competent to conduct the
examinations; and(f)issuitableforapprovaltoconductexaminationsforissuing licences.(2)Iftheentityisacorporationorunincorporatedbody,thegeneralmanagermustdischargetheresponsibilityundersubsection (1) by applying—(a)subsection (1)(e) and (f) to the
entity; and(b)subsection (1)(a) to (f) to an
individual nominated by theentity, as if the individual were the
entity.5Qualification to provide
training—regulation, s 104(1)(1)To
qualify to conduct training programs in the operation ofrecreational ships,7the
general manager must be satisfied anentity—(a)holdsacurrentappropriatelicence8tooperateacommercial ship as its master;
and(b)has a reasonable knowledge of—(i)the Act, the regulation and standards
made underthe Act; and(ii)the
collision regulations; and(c)isreasonablycompetentinseafaringskillsandsafeoperating
practices for recreational ships; and(d)has—(i)at least 3 years
practical experience in operating arecreational
ship; or7See section 104 (Approval of entity to
provide training) of the regulation.8Astowhatistheappropriatelicence,seesection88(Requiredlicencesforcommercial ships) of the
regulation.
s66s7Transport Operations (Marine
Safety—RecreationalMarine Driver Licence Approvals) Interim
Standard2005(ii)otherappropriateexpertiseacceptabletothegeneral manager; and(e)is competent to conduct the training
programs; and(f)is suitable for approval to conduct
the training programs.(2)Iftheentityisacorporationorunincorporatedbody,thegeneralmanagermustdischargetheresponsibilityundersubsection (1) by applying—(a)subsection (1)(e) and (f) to the
entity; and(b)subsection (1)(a) to (f) to an
individual nominated by theentity, as if the individual were the
entity.6Suitability for approval of
individual(1)For section 4(1)(f) or 5(1)(f), an
individual is not suitable forapproval if the
individual—(a)in the last 5 years, has been
convicted of an indictableoffence; or(b)in
the last 5 years, has had a licence to operate a shipsuspended or cancelled; or(c)for an approval under section 104 of
the regulation—isan insolvent under administration.(2)In deciding whether an individual is
suitable for approval, thegeneral manager must consider whether
the individual—(a)inthelast5years,hasbeenconvictedofanoffenceagainst the Act; or(b)in
the last 2 years, has paid an infringement notice fineforanoffenceagainsttheActthatisaninfringementnotice
offence.7Suitability for approval of
corporation(1)For section 4(1)(f) or 5(1)(f), a
corporation is not suitable forapproval
if—(a)the corporation—
s87s8Transport Operations (Marine
Safety—RecreationalMarine Driver Licence Approvals) Interim
Standard2005(i)inthelast5years,hasbeenconvictedofanindictable offence; or(ii)foranapprovalundersection104oftheregulation—isanexternally-administeredbodycorporate; or(b)theindividualnominatedbythecorporationundersection 4(2)(b) or 5(2)(b)—(i)inthelast5years,hasbeenconvictedofanindictable
offence; or(ii)in the last 5 years, has had a licence
to operate aship suspended or cancelled; or(iii)foranapprovalundersection104oftheregulation—is an
insolvent under administration.(2)In
deciding whether a corporation is suitable for approval, thegeneral manager must consider whether the
corporation or theindividual nominated by the corporation
under section 4(2)(b)or 5(2)(b)—(a)inthelast5years,hasbeenconvictedofanoffenceagainst the Act;
or(b)in the last 2 years, has paid an
infringement notice fineforanoffenceagainsttheActthatisaninfringementnotice
offence.8Suitability for approval of
unincorporated body(1)For section 4(1)(f) or 5(1)(f), an
unincorporated body is notsuitable for approval if the
individual nominated by the bodyunder section
4(2)(b) or 5(2)(b)—(a)in the last 5 years, has been
convicted of an indictableoffence; or(b)in
the last 5 years, has had a licence to operate a shipsuspended or cancelled; or(c)for an approval under section 104 of
the regulation—isan insolvent under
administration.
s
98s 10Transport
Operations (Marine Safety—RecreationalMarine Driver
Licence Approvals) Interim Standard2005(2)Indecidingwhetheranunincorporatedbodyissuitableforapproval,thegeneralmanagermustconsiderwhethertheindividualnominatedbythebodyundersection4(2)(b)or5(2)(b)—(a)inthelast5years,hasbeenconvictedofanoffenceagainst the Act;
or(b)in the last 2 years, has paid an
infringement notice fineforanoffenceagainsttheActthatisaninfringementnotice
offence.9ExpiryThis standard
expires 6 months after its commencement.10RepealThe Transport
Operations (Marine Safety—Recreational ShipMastersLicenceApprovals)Standard1998SLNo.24isrepealed.
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Safety—RecreationalMarine Driver Licence Approvals) Interim
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