Maritime Transport Act 1994

Plans and responses to protect marine environment from marine oil spills - Regional marine oil spill contingency plans

290: Regular review of regional marine oil spill contingency plans

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"Checking the plan to stop oil spills in the sea every three years"

The regional council must review its plan to deal with oil spills in the sea every three years. You will see the council check its plan and then send a new draft plan to the Director for approval. The Director will look at the plan to make sure it is good enough to help keep the sea safe from oil spills.

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Part 23Plans and responses to protect marine environment from marine oil spills
Regional marine oil spill contingency plans

290Regular review of regional marine oil spill contingency plans

  1. Every regional council shall review its regional marine oil spill contingency plan and submit a draft regional marine oil spill contingency plan after such review to the Director for his or her approval, not less frequently than every 3 years after its preparation, or its most recent review under this section, as the case may be.