CO129-559-16 Amendments to regulations made under Merchant Shipping Ordinance- 1899 30-9-1936 - 30-9-1936 — Page 7

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MERCHANT SHIPPING

No. 10 of 1899

the minimum number fixed by Column (B) of the Table and that the total capacity of the boats on the ship shall be at least up to the minimum capacity required by Column (D).

Table No. 1.

(A)

(B)

(D)

Registered length

of the ship

Number

of sets of davits.

of sets of

davits.

(In Feet).

100 and under 120

Minimum number

PAPAANNNNN

Minimum aggregate capacity of lifeboats (cubic ft.)

784

120

*

140

975

140

100

1,240

160

175

1,500

175

190

3

1,910

190

205

4

2,200

205

220

4

2,660

220

230

4

3,120

230

245

4

3,650

245

255

27

6

4

4,080

255

270

6

4

4,510

270

285

11

7

4,950

285

300

91

5,540

300

315

6

6,040

315

330

31

8

6

6,630

380

350

7,200

350

370

0

7,700

370

390

10

8,520

390

410

10

8

9,360

410

435

12

"

8

10,450

435

460

12

"

10

11,540

460

490

14

>

10

12,740

490

520

14

10

"

13,850

520

550

16

10

14,980

550

580

16

12

16,280

580

610

18

12

17,520

610

640

18

12

>>

18,960

640

670

20

14

>>

20,280

070

700

20

14

21,640

The number of sets of davits and the boat capacities of ships not provided for in the Table shall be prescribed by the Government Marine Surveyor.

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MERCHANT SHIPPING

5. LIFEBOATS, LIFE RAFTS AND BUOYANT APPARATUS:— Each set of davits shall have a boat of Class 1 attached to it.

If the lifeboats attached to davits do not provide sufficient accommodation for all persons on board, or the minimum cubic capacity specified in Column (D) of Table No. 1 whichever is less, additional lifeboats of Class 1 or Class 2 shall be provided to make up the deficiency.

If the boats so provided do not provide accommodation for all persons on board, additional lifeboats of Class 1 or Class 2 or approved life rafts or other approved buoyant apparatus shall be provided so that the accommodation pro- vided by the lifeboats, life rafts and buoyant apparatus shall be sufficient for all persons on board.

The stowage of the additional boats shall be decided by the Government Marine Surveyor.

6. MOTOR LIFEBOATS :- Where the number of lifeboats carried on a ship is more than 13, one shall be a motor boat, and where the number is more than 19, two shall be motor boats. These motor lifeboats shall be fitted with a wireless telegraph installation and a searchlight.

7. EQUIPMENT for Lifeboats :-Every lifeboat forming part of the statutory life saving appliances of any ship of Group I. Class 3 shall be provided with the full equip- ment for lifeboats specified in the Instructions except that, subject to the approval of the Government Marine Surveyor, the quantity of condensed milk may be reduced to one-half.

8. EQUIPMENT FOR LIFE RAFTS-Every life raft form- ing part of the statutory life saving appliances of any ship. of Group I. Class 3 shall be provided with the full equip- ment for life rafts specified in the Instructions.

9. LIFE-BUOYS :-The minimum number of approved life-buoys with which ships of Group I. Class 3 are to be provided is as follows:-

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