The Merchant Shipping (Establishment and Operation of Aids to Navigation) Regulations, 2023
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This section says the Regulations may be cited as the Merchant Shipping (Establishment and Operation of Aids to Navigation) Regulations, 2023. These Regulations apply to giving effect to regulation 13 of Chapter V of the Safety Convention and to maritime zones under the Territorial Sea and Exclusive Economic Zone Act. This section defines key terms used in the Regulations. The Registrar may designate aids to navigation by Merchant Shipping Notice, and the Corporation and other aid-to-navigation service providers must follow the IALA in designing, establishing, and managing them in Tanzanian waters. The Registrar must follow the regulations and related IALA guidance when supervising aids to navigation, and must advise the Minister on those matters.
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Citation
AI-assisted research summary: This section says the Regulations may be cited as the Merchant Shipping (Establishment and Operation of Aids to Navigation) Regulations, 2023.
1. These Regulations may be cited as the Merchant Shipping (Establishment and Operation of Aids to Navigation) Regulations, 2023. - 2 Verify source ↗
Application
AI-assisted research summary: These Regulations apply to giving effect to regulation 13 of Chapter V of the Safety Convention and to maritime zones under the Territorial Sea and Exclusive Economic Zone Act.
2.-(1) These Regulations shall apply- (a) in respect of giving effect to regulation 13 of Chapter V of the Safety Convention; and in (b) to maritime zones as specified the Territorial Sea and Exclusive Economic Zone Act. to (2) Without prejudice the generality of subregulation (1), these Regulations shall not apply to a vessel belonging to the Government of United Republic or Government of another State, which is not carrying cargo or passengers for freight or fares from the payment of aids to navigation dues.
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Chapter V of the Safety Convention; and
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Interpretation
AI-assisted research summary: This section defines key terms used in the Regulations.
3. In these Regulations, unless the context otherwise requires- “aids to navigation dues” means the dues charged under regulation 16 of these Regulations; “proper officer” in relation to any functions to be performed under these Regulations, means any officer appointed to perform a certain duty or function when engaged in the performance of that duty or function and includes any person 3 Merchant Shipping (Establishment and Operation of Aids to Navigation) GN. NO. 482 (Contd.) Cap. 166 appointed by the Minister or Corporation to discharge the functions of a proper officer under these Regulations; “port” has the meaning ascribed under the Ports Act; “vessel” includes every description of water craft used or capable of being used in the marine environment, such as ship, boat, sailing vessel, fishing vessel, submersible, semi-submersible, hydrofoils, non- displacement crafts, amphibious crafts, wing-in- ground crafts, pleasure crafts, barges, lighters, mobile offshore drilling units or mobile offshore units; “vessel traffic service” means a service implemented under these Regulations to improve the safety and efficiency of vessel traffic and to protect the environment; and International Maritime “IALA” means International Association of Marine Aids to Navigation and Lighthouse Authorities; the “Organisation” means Organisation; “aid to navigation” means a device, system or service, external to vessels, designed and operated to enhance the safe and efficient navigation of individual vessels on the water, but shall not be construed to include a reference to vessel traffic services, unless otherwise specified; “Tanzanian waters” means the sea or other waters within seaward the limits of the territorial sea of Tanzania; “ship” includes a sailing vessel; “Safety Convention” means the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea, 1974 and its Protocols of 1978 and 1988, together with such amendments thereof, or replacements therefore as may be in effect in respect of Tanzania; “owner” means the owner of a vessel including its registered owner, a person to whom a share in the vessel belongs, bareboat charterer, manager and operator of the vessel; “heritage lighthouse” means an aid to navigation designated as such under regulation 25 of these 4 Merchant Shipping (Establishment and Operation of Aids to Navigation) GN. NO. 482 (Contd.) Cap. 415 Cap. 165 Cap. 415 Regulations; “Registrar” means the Registrar appointed under section 31 of the Tanzania Shipping Agencies Act; “aids to navigation service provider” means a person who operates a port, cargo terminal, marina, jetty, marine farm or other maritime facilities; “vessel traffic service provider” means the vessel traffic service provider authorised under regulation 7 of these Regulations; “Act” means the Merchant Shipping Act; “Corporation” means the Tanzania Shipping Agencies Corporation established under section 4 of the Tanzania Shipping Agencies Act; “accredited training institute” means any institute which is accredited by the Corporation under regulation 16; “availability” means the probability that an aid to navigation or a system of aids to navigation, is performing its specified function at any randomly chosen time, expressed as a percentage of total time; and “Minister” means the Minister responsible for maritime transport. (2) Words and expressions used but not defined in these Regulations, and defined in the Act, shall have the same meanings respectively assigned to them in the Act. PART II DESIGNATION AND ROLE OF THE REGISTRAR ON AIDS TO NAVIGATION Power to designate aids to navigation
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AI-assisted research summary: The Registrar may designate aids to navigation by Merchant Shipping Notice, and the Corporation and other aid-to-navigation service providers must follow the IALA in designing, establishing, and managing them in Tanzanian waters.
4.-(1) The Registrar may, by Merchant Shipping Notice, designate aids to navigation. (2) The Corporation and any other aids to navigation service provider shall adhere to the IALA in design, establishment and Buoyage System A management of aids to navigation in Tanzanian waters. (3) The aids to navigation are mainly buoys and beacons including- 5 Merchant Shipping (Establishment and Operation of Aids to Navigation) GN. NO. 482 (Contd.) (a) lighthouses; (b) lateral marks identifying channels and routes; (c) cardinal marks to show safe water related to the points of the compass; (d) isolated danger; (e) safe water and special marks; (f) marks to designate water-ski, marine farm and other reserved areas; using (g) virtual marks the Automatic Identification System (AIS); (h) warning signs and notifications including speed restrictions, marking cables, marine reserves etc.); (i) radio, fog signals or other aids not carried on board any ship; (j) all buildings, moorings and other associated facilities. (4) The aids to navigation may be owned and maintained by the Corporation or operators of aid to navigation facilities. - 5
AI-assisted research summary: The Registrar must follow the regulations and related IALA guidance when supervising aids to navigation, and must advise the Minister on those matters.
5.-(1) Subject to section 213 of the Act, the Registrar shall, when exercising general supervision over aids to navigation, comply with the requirements and provisions of these Regulations, recommendations and guidelines of IALA and SN/Circ.107-Maritime Buoyage System. (2) The Registrar shall advice the Minister on matters relating to aids to navigation and perform such other duties as may be directed by the Minister under these Regulations or in any other law. Role of Registrar on aids to navigation Consultation on aids to navigation matters - 6 Verify source ↗
Power to designated aids to navigation
AI-assisted research summary: The Corporation must arrange consultation with aids to navigation stakeholders on specified aids-to-navigation matters.
6.-(1) The Corporation shall make arrangements for consultation among aids to navigation stakeholders on matters relating to- (a) the establishment or positioning of aids to navigation or of any works appertaining thereto; (b) additions to or the alteration or removal of, any aid to navigation; (c) variations to any aid to navigation or of the 6 Merchant Shipping (Establishment and Operation of Aids to Navigation) GN. NO. 482 (Contd.) mode of use thereof; (d) the cost of any proposal relating to aids to navigation; or (e) issuance or alteration of guidelines or rates or charges of aids to navigation. stakeholders referred (2) The to under subregulation (1) may include- (a) the President’s Office; (b) Prime Minister’s Office; (c) the Ministry Customs; responsible for finance- (d) the Ministry responsible for defence-Navy; (e) the Ministry transport; responsible for maritime (f) the Ministry responsible for home affairs- Police; (g) the Ministry responsible for lands-Surveys and Mapping; (h) the Ministry responsible for local government authorities; (i) the Corporation; (j) the Tanzania Ports Authority; (k) the Tanzania Civil Aviation Authority; and (l) Dar es Salaam Maritime Institute. PART III MANAGEMENT OF AIDS TO NAVIGATION Management of aids to navigation
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Management of aids to navigation
AI-assisted research summary: The Corporation has overall authority for aids to navigation in Tanzanian waters and nearby areas, and it may authorise providers on application unless another law already gives that mandate.
7.-(1) The Corporation shall have the overall authority for aids to navigation in Tanzanian waters and adjacent areas. (2) For the purposes of subregulation (1), the Corporation may authorise any person as aids to navigation service provider or vessel traffic service provider upon application except where the mandate emanates under another law. (3) The manner for application to operate as aids to navigation service provider or vessel traffic service provider shall be specified in a Merchant Shipping Notice. 7 Merchant Shipping (Establishment and Operation of Aids to Navigation) GN. NO. 482 (Contd.) Powers and functions of Corporation in relation to aids to navigation - 8 Verify source ↗
Powers and functions of Corporation in relation to aids to
AI-assisted research summary: The Corporation has powers over aids to navigation, and anyone who wants to erect, place, alter, or remove one must seek approval from the Registrar.
8.-(1) The Corporation shall have powers and functions to- (a) establish and maintain aids to navigation; (b) add, alter, vary or remove any aid to navigation; (c) authorise inspection of aids to navigation which may affect the safety of navigation; (d) authorise entrance to any property, whether the purposes of public or private, for inspection of aids to navigation (e) transport, or cause to be transported, goods through any property, whether public or private, for any purpose in connection with the establishment and maintenance of any aid to navigation; (f) authorise aids to navigation service provider who shall establish and maintain aids to navigation within an authorised area; (g) acquire land for the purposes of establishing and maintenance of aids to navigation; (h) direct a port operator to provide, replace or remove aids to navigation and if necessary seek reimbursement for costs incurred; consistency with international (i) ensure guidance on aids to navigation; (j) ensure international obligations are met through having a formal approval process. (2) A person who intends to erect, place, alter or remove an aid to navigation shall seek approval from the Registrar. (3) The Corporation may authorise a proper its powers under to exercise in writing officer subregulation (1). Roles and functions of aids to navigation service provider - 9 Verify source ↗
10. Management of vessel traffic services
AI-assisted research summary: The aids to navigation service provider must manage aids to navigation in its area, get Registrar approval for certain actions, notify the Corporation of changes, and charge only Corporation-approved fees.
9.-(1) Aids to navigation service provider shall be responsible for the establishment, maintenance and management of aids to navigation within his area. (2) Subject to subregulation (1), aids to navigation service provider shall- 8 Merchant Shipping (Establishment and Operation of Aids to Navigation) GN. NO. 482 (Contd.) (a) add to, alter, vary or remove any aid to navigation within his area; (b) cause any floating, submerged, or stranded object that is considered to be a hazard to navigation within their area to be moored, unmoored, anchored, secured, unsecured, placed, or removed; (c) obtain approval the Registrar establish, position or alter an aid navigation; and from to to (d) inform the Corporation once an aid to navigation has been erected, placed, altered or removed. (3) Aids to navigation service provider shall charge fees approved by the Corporation in respect of function, services or other matters it performs in relation to any aid to navigation. Management of vessel traffic services - 10 Verify source ↗
Management of vessel traffic services
AI-assisted research summary: The Corporation has power over vessel traffic services, including authorising providers, approving training and certification, operating services, and requiring changes.
10. The Corporation shall have the powers relating and the development, maintenance management of vessel traffic services including to- to (a) declare and authorise vessel traffic services provider to operate a vessel traffic service within an authorised area; (b) accredit and approve vessel traffic services training and certification; (c) establish and operate vessel traffic services, where it deems necessary; and (d) add to or alter or require any person to add to or alter any aspect of a vessel traffic services. Standards for establishment and operation of vessel traffic services - 11 Verify source ↗
Standards for establishment and operation of vessel traffic service
AI-assisted research summary: Standards for establishing and operating vessel traffic services must follow a Merchant Shipping Notice, taking into account guidelines adopted by the Organisation.
11. The standards for establishing and operating vessel traffic services in the United Republic shall be as specified in a Merchant Shipping Notice considering the guidelines on vessel traffic services adopted by the Organisation. Restrictions on activities which obstruct operation of aids to navigation - 12 Verify source ↗
Restrictions on activities which obstruct the operation of aids to
AI-assisted research summary: The Corporation may notify restrictions on activities that interfere with or obstruct aids to navigation, and may issue directions to remove or alter such obstructions.
12.-(1) The Corporation may, by notification through a Merchant Shipping Notice, specify restrictions on activities which interfere with or obstruct the operation of any aid to navigation within the specified 9 Merchant Shipping (Establishment and Operation of Aids to Navigation) GN. NO. 482 (Contd.) distance of such aid to navigation. (2) Notwithstanding anything contained in any other law, where the functioning of any aid to navigation or vessel traffic services is being obstructed, directly or it deems the Corporation may, where indirectly, necessary, issue directions for the removal or alteration of such obstruction. PART IV TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION
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Person operating or working on aids to navigation and vessel traffic
AI-assisted research summary: A person may not operate or work on aids to navigation or vessel traffic services, including ancillary activities, unless they hold a valid certificate from the Corporation.
13.-(1) A person shall not operate or work on aid to navigation or vessel traffic service including ancillary activities, unless he holds a valid certificate issued or recognised by the Corporation certifying that such person has been trained in the operation of such aid to navigation or vessel traffic services. (2) The Corporation shall, through a Merchant Shipping Notice, specify ancillary activities relating to aids to navigation and ancillary activities relating to vessel traffic service. (3) The Merchant Shipping Notice referred to under subregulation (2) shall include the form of a certificate, validity and course content to be covered in the training. - 14 Verify source ↗
Accreditation of training institutions
AI-assisted research summary: Training on aids to navigation and vessel traffic services must be provided by an accredited or recognised training institute, and the Corporation must accredit the relevant institute and program.
14.-(1) Training on aids to navigation and vessel traffic services shall be conducted by accredited or recognised training institute. (2) The Corporation shall accredit a training institute and program for conducting training or assessment in the operation of aid to navigation or vessel traffic services. (3) The institute referred to under subregulation (2) shall meet the accreditation criteria specified in the Merchant Shipping and Manning) Regulations. (Training, Certification Person operating or working on aid to navigation and vessel traffic service to hold valid certificate Accreditation of training institutions GN. No. 243 of 2016 Recognition of certificate issued by other recognised - 15 Verify source ↗
Recognition of certificates of operating and working on aids to
AI-assisted research summary: An applicant must submit course content and a certified copy of the certificate held. If satisfied and the prescribed fee is paid, the Corporation must issue a certificate of recognition of award.
15.-(1) An applicant for recognition of a certificate for operating or working on aid to navigation or vessel traffic services issued by other recognised 10 Merchant Shipping (Establishment and Operation of Aids to Navigation) GN. NO. 482 (Contd.) institution institution shall- Collection of aids to navigation dues GN. No. 293 of 2005 (a) submit course content; and (b) certified copy of the certificate held. (2) The Corporation shall upon being satisfied and payment of prescribed fee by the applicant, issue a certificate of recognition of award. PART V AIDS TO NAVIGATION DUES
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Collection of aids to navigation dues
AI-assisted research summary: Aids to navigation dues may be charged at rates set in the Merchant Shipping (Fees) Regulations and collected for ships arriving at or departing from ports in the United Republic.
16.-(1) There shall be charged and collected the aids to navigation dues, at such rates, as may be specified in the Merchant Shipping (Fees) Regulations. (2) The aids to navigation dues charged under subregulation (1) shall be collected by the Corporation or aids to navigation service provider in respect of every ship arriving at or departing from any port in the United Republic, from such person and in a manner as may be specified in a Merchant Shipping Notice. (3) For purposes of charging aids to navigation dues, the gross tonnage of a vessel shall be reckoned. (4) In order to ascertain the gross tonnage of a vessel for the purpose of charging aids to navigation dues, the proper officer may, if deemed fit, require the production of document, the appearance of a person and the inspection of a vessel. Recovery of aids to navigation dues - 17 Verify source ↗
Recovery of aids to navigation dues
AI-assisted research summary: If a vessel owner does not pay the aids to navigation dues owed for the vessel, the proper officer may refuse port clearance.
17. Where a vessel owner refuses or neglects to pay the amount of aids to navigation dues payable under these Regulations in respect of the vessel, the proper officer may deny the vessel clearance from port. Refusal of port clearance - 18 Verify source ↗
Refusal of port clearance
AI-assisted research summary: The officer responsible for port clearance must not grant clearance until navigation dues are paid, any imposed fine is paid, or security for payment is given to his satisfaction.
18. The officer vested with the duty to grant a port clearance for a vessel shall not grant such port clearance until- (a) the amount of aids to navigation dues is paid; (b) a fine imposed thereunder has been paid; or (c) security for the payment thereof has been given to his satisfaction. 11 Merchant Shipping (Establishment and Operation of Aids to Navigation) GN. NO. 482 (Contd.) Determination of disputes as to liability for payment Recoverable of unpaid aids to navigation dues at another port (2) (1) If Exemption - 19 Verify source ↗
Determination of dispute as to liability for payment
AI-assisted research summary: If there is a dispute about whether certain navigation dues, expenses, or costs are payable for a ship, or about the amount, the court with jurisdiction where the dispute arose must hear and decide it if either party applies.
19. Where any dispute arises as to whether aids to navigation dues, expenses or costs are payable in respect of any ship under these Regulations or as to the amount of such dues, expenses or costs, such dispute shall, on an application made in this behalf by either of the disputing parties, be heard and determined by the court having jurisdiction at the place where the dispute arose. - 20 Verify source ↗
Recoverable of unpaid aids to navigation dues at another port
AI-assisted research summary: If a vessel leaves a port without paying aids to navigation dues, a proper officer may ask another port’s proper officer in writing to recover the unpaid dues.
20.-(1) Where a master of a vessel in respect of which aids to navigation dues is payable at a port causes the vessel to leave such port without having paid such dues, the proper officer at that port may require in writing the proper officer at any other port in the United Republic to which the ship may proceed, to recover the aids to navigation dues remaining unpaid. (2) A proper officer to whom the requisition referred to under subregulation (1) is directed, shall proceed to charge such sum as if it were payable under these Regulations, at the port at which he is the proper officer. - 21 Verify source ↗
Exemption
AI-assisted research summary: The Minister may exempt vessels or classes of ships from paying aids to navigation dues, fully or to the extent stated in the notice.
21. The Minister may, by notice, exempt any vessel, or classes of ships or ships performing specified voyages, from the payment of aids to navigation dues either wholly or to such extent as may be specified in that notice. Refund of excess payments - 22 Verify source ↗
Refund of excess payment
AI-assisted research summary: A refund claim for excess aids to navigation dues is only admissible if made within 12 months of payment.
22. Where aids to navigation dues has been paid in respect of any ship in excess of the amount payable under these Regulations, no claim to refund of such excess payment shall be admissible, unless it is made within twelve months from the date of such payment. PART VI GENERAL PROVISIONS Offences and penalties
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Offences and penalties
AI-assisted research summary: This section creates offences for damaging, obstructing, evading dues for, or operating without certification for aids to navigation and vessel traffic services, with fines and/or jail terms on conviction.
23.-(1) A person who intentionally performs any act or omits to do any act, resulting in obstruction, reduction or limitation of the effectiveness of an aid to 12 Merchant Shipping (Establishment and Operation of Aids to Navigation) GN. NO. 482 (Contd.) navigation or vessel traffic service, commits an offence and upon conviction shall be liable to a fine of not less than the United States Dollars one thousand five hundred or to in Tanzania imprisonment for a term not exceeding six months or to both. its equivalent shillings or (2) A person who negligently performs any act or omits to do any act, resulting in obstruction, reduction or limitation of the effectiveness of any aid to navigation or vessel traffic service commits an offence and upon conviction shall be liable to a fine of not less than the United States Dollars five hundred or its equivalent in Tanzania shillings or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding three months or to both. (3) A person who intentionally performs any act or omits to do any act, resulting to damage or destruction of any aid to navigation or vessel traffic service, commits an offence and upon conviction shall be liable to a fine of not less than the United States Dollars two thousand or its equivalent in Tanzania shillings or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding twelve months or to both (4) A person who performs any act or omits to do any act, resulting in damage or destruction of any heritage lighthouse commits an offence and upon conviction shall be liable to a fine of not less than the United States Dollars one thousand or its equivalent in Tanzania shillings or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding six months or to both. (5) A ship owner or master who evades or attempts to evade the payment of aids to navigation dues, expenses or costs payable in respect of the ship under these Regulations, commits an offence and upon conviction shall be liable in addition to the amount of the sum so payable to a fine of not less than the United States Dollars one thousand dollars or its equivalent in Tanzania shillings or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding six months or to both. 13 Merchant Shipping (Establishment and Operation of Aids to Navigation) GN. NO. 482 (Contd.) (6) A ship owner or master, who fails to comply with any direction issued by a vessel traffic service provider relating to a vessel traffic service under these Regulations commits an offence and upon conviction shall be liable to a fine of not less than the United States Dollars one thousand or its equivalent in Tanzania shillings or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding six months or to both. (7) A person who operates or works on aids to navigation and vessel traffic services including ancillary activities without holding a valid certificate issued or recognised by the Corporation commits an offence and upon conviction shall be liable to a fine of not less than the United States Dollars one thousand or its equivalent in Tanzania shillings or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding six months or to both. - 24 Verify source ↗
Marking and reimbursement for marking wrecks
AI-assisted research summary: The Registrar may direct a proper officer to mark a wreck, and maritime facilities, port operators, and wrecked-ship owners must mark wrecks that endanger navigation safety.
24.-(1) The Registrar may give directions to a proper officer to mark any wreck in such manner as may be specified. (2) It shall be the responsibility of any maritime facility or port operator and owner of wrecked ship to mark the wreck of such a ship endangering safety of navigation. (3) The cost for marking a wreck shall be borne by or recovered from the owner or the operator of such vessel. - 25 Verify source ↗
Power of Minister to advice on aids to navigation as heritage
AI-assisted research summary: The Minister may advise the Minister responsible for protection of antiquities to designate an aid to navigation as a heritage lighthouse.
25. The Minister may advise the Minister responsible for protection of antiquities to designate an aid to navigation as a heritage lighthouse. - 26 Verify source ↗
Protection of action taken in good faith
AI-assisted research summary: A suit cannot be brought against the Corporation or a proper officer for acts done under the Regulations if they were purportedly done in good faith.
26. A suit shall not lie against the Corporation or a proper officer under these Regulations for anything done under these Regulations purported to be done in good faith. - 27 Verify source ↗
Publication of information relating to aids to navigation
AI-assisted research summary: The Corporation must publish information relating to aids to navigation.
27.-(1) publish The Corporation information relating to aids to navigation and be made shall 14 Marking and reimbursement for marking wrecks Power of Minister to advice on aid to navigation as heritage lighthouse - 34 Verify source ↗
Section 34
AI-assisted research summary: Changes to position-fixing transmissions that could affect vessel receivers should be avoided, and may only be made after timely and adequate notice is published.
34. Protection of action taken in good faith Publication of information Merchant Shipping (Establishment and Operation of Aids to Navigation) GN. NO. 482 (Contd.) relating to aids to navigation available to the maritime community. (2) Subject to subregulation (1), changes in the transmissions of position fixing systems which may adversely affect the performance of receivers fitted in a vessel shall be avoided and may be effected after timely and adequate notice has been promulgated. Evaluation and reporting - 28 Verify source ↗
Evaluation and reporting
AI-assisted research summary: The Registrar must evaluate the regulatory provision, prepare a report on the evaluation, and submit it to the Minister.
28.-(1) The Registrar shall- (a) carry out an evaluation of the regulatory provision contained in these Regulations; (b) prepare a report setting out the conclusions of the evaluation; and (c) submit the report to the Minister. (2) The first report under this regulation shall be published before the fifth anniversary of the date on which these Regulations come into force. (3) Subsequent reports shall be published at the intervals not exceeding five years. (4) The report prepared and submitted under this regulation shall, in particular- (a) set out the objectives intended to be achieved by the regulatory provisions referred to under subregulation (1)(a); (b) assess the extent to which those objectives are achieved; (c) assess whether appropriate; and those objectives remain (d) where the objectives remain appropriate, assess the extent to which they could be achieved in another way which involves less onerous regulatory provision. 15 Merchant Shipping (Establishment and Operation of Aids to Navigation) GN. NO. 482 (Contd.) Complaint handling GN. No. 338 of 2018 - 29 Verify source ↗
Complaint handling
AI-assisted research summary: A person aggrieved by a decision made under these Regulations may apply to the Corporation for review.
29. A person who is aggrieved by the decision the made under these Regulations may apply Corporation for review, in accordance with the Tanzania Shipping Agencies (Complaints Handling) Regulations. to Dodoma, 28th June, 2023 MAKAME M. MBARAWA, Minister for Works and Transport 16
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