Maritime Transport Act 1994

Salvage

216: Application of Convention

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"Following International Maritime Rules in New Zealand"

The Convention is a set of rules that you need to follow in New Zealand. The rules in the Convention are law in New Zealand. This means you must obey them.

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216Application of Convention

  1. The provisions of the Convention shall have the force of law in New Zealand.