There was a rule that said some offshore installations had to have certificates of insurance. This rule was part of the Maritime Transport Act 1994. It was repealed, which means it is no longer a rule, by the Maritime Transport Amendment Act 2013.

You can find more information about the change that repealed this rule in section 58 of the Maritime Transport Amendment Act 2013. This change happened on 23 October 2013. The Maritime Transport Amendment Act 2013 is a law that amended the Maritime Transport Act 1994.

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363A: Certain ships to have bunker oil certificates of insurance, or

"Big ships in New Zealand waters must have insurance certificates to cover damage from oil spills."

365: Production of certificate of insurance, or

"Ship masters must show their insurance certificate when authorities ask"

Part 25Civil liability for pollution of marine environment
Mandatory insurance for certain ships and offshore installations

364Regulated offshore installations to have certificates of insurance (Repealed)

Notes

Section 364: repealed, on 23 October 2013, by section 58 of the Maritime Transport Amendment Act 2013 (2013 No 84).