THE HONG KONG GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, MAY 15, 1936.
73. LIFE-JACKETS: One approved life-jacket shall be carried for each person on board.
PART V.
GROUP II.
Ferry Vessels and Ships not exceeding 60 tons net register.
SUB-HEAD 1.
Ships licensed for the carriage of passengers.
74. A ship of Group II. Class 1 shall carry approved life-buoys (in accordance with Table No. 18) and such ap- proved buoyant apparatus as shall together be sufficient for not less than 50 per cent of the number of persons the ship is licensed to carry.
75. A ship of Group II. Class 2, if 80 feet registered. length or over, shall carry approved boats of Class 3 (in accordance with Table No. 17) and approved life-buoys (in accordance with Table No. 18) and such approved buoyant apparatus as shall together be sufficient for not less than 55 per cent of the number of persons the ship is licensed to carry; also with approved life-jackets for not less than 20 per cent of the said number.
A ship of Group II. Class 2 if less than 80 feet re- gistered length shall carry approved life-buoys (in accordance with Table No. 18) and such approved buoyant apparatus as shall altogether be sufficient for not less than 75 per cent of the number of persons the ship is licensed to carry.
76. A ship of Group II. Class 3 if 80 feet registered length or over, shall carry approved boats of Class 3 (in accordance with Table No. 17) and approved life-buoys (in accordance with Table No. 18) and such approved buoyant apparatus as shall together be sufficient for not less than 70 per cent of the number of persons the ship is licensed to carry; also with approved life-jackets for not less than 30 per cent of the said number.
A ship of Group II. Class 3 if less than 80 feet re- gistered length shall carry approved life-buoys (in accordance with Table No. 18) and such approved buoyant apparatus as shall together be sufficient for not less than the total number of persons the ship is licensed to carry.
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