Real Decreto 1434/1999, de 10 de septiembre, por el que se establecen los reconocimientos e inspecciones de las embarcaciones de recreo para garantizar la seguridad de la vida humana en la mar y se determinan las condiciones que deben reunir las entidades colaboradoras de inspección. | BOE-A-1999-18663 — Spain law | Esheria

Real Decreto 1434/1999, de 10 de septiembre, por el que se establecen los reconocimientos e inspecciones de las embarcaciones de recreo para garantizar la seguridad de la vida humana en la mar y se determinan las condiciones que deben reunir las entidades colaboradoras de inspección.

This article says recreational-vessel inspections and the conditions for inspection entities to be authorized must follow this Royal Decree.

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Jurisdiction
Spain
Instrument
Regulation
Citation
BOE-A-1999-18663
Version
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Language
es
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administrative penalties annual reporting applicability scope authorization authorized inspection entities boat inspection certificate renewal certification confidentiality effective date exemptions financial guarantee fines information sharing inspecciones de embarcaciones de recreo inspection inspection and certification inspection authorization inspection compliance inspection entities inspection exemption inspection records inspection reporting inspection services +22 more

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After inspection, the inspection body must renew the vessel’s seaworthiness certificate if the result is satisfactory, or give up to two months to fix defects if the result is unfavorable. This article defines administrative offences in merchant shipping and says they are classified as serious or very serious. This article lists conduct that counts as a serious maritime infringement, including unsafe navigation, missing or expired navigability certificates, unauthorized vessel transformation or engine changes, poor or obstructive inspections, and late or missing reporting to the maritime administration. This article classifies several conduct types as very serious infringements, including dangerous navigation, causing harm to persons, repeat serious faults, and falsifying maritime inspection or navigability data. This article says which persons or entities are responsible for certain infringements.