If you are on a New Zealand ship, you have the right to complain about the food and other provisions. You can write a complaint with at least half of the crew, and the Director will get it. The Director will then check if the ship has enough food and provisions as required by the law, which is stated in section 23(1)(a), and they will do this by carrying out inspections and audits as outlined in section 54.
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Without limiting section 54, the Director shall, upon receipt of a written complaint from not less than half the crew of a New Zealand ship, carry out such inspections and audits under that section as he or she considers appropriate to ascertain compliance with section 23(1)(a).
