1964 Ed.] Boats and Wharves (Supply of Water)
[CAP. 141
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Regulations.
[Subsidiary]
SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION.
BOATS AND WHARVES (SUPPLY OF WATER) REGULATIONS
(Cap. 141, section 8).
[17th September, 1937.]
1. In these regulations, unless the context otherwise requires— ‘drinking water’ means water used or supplied for human consumption, but does not include water supplied solely for other purposes.
2. (1) Notwithstanding anything contained in any regulations made under the Merchant Shipping Ordinance, or any licence granted in pursuance of such regulations, no vessel shall ply as a water boat unless the vessel and all the tanks, pipes, hoses, pumps and other fittings, appliances and utensils for the storage of water therein, for the supply of water therefrom or used in connexion therewith have been approved by the Director of Medical and Health Services and are maintained in good repair and in a sanitary condition to his satisfaction.
G.N. 659/37.
(2) No person shall supply any water to any water boat or any drinking water from any wharf unless all the tanks, pipes, hoses, pumps and other fittings, appliances and utensils used for or in connexion with the supply of such water have been approved by the Director of Medical and Health Services and are maintained in good repair and in a sanitary condition to his satisfaction.
(3) For the purposes of this regulation "in a sanitary condition" shall be deemed to include such limewashing, cement washing, disinfection and cleansing as the Director of Medical and Health Services may from time to time direct.
3. No animal or bird shall be suffered to be in or upon any water boat, or in any place where it may pollute any water with which water boats are supplied.
WTG/9
(Cap. 281.)
4. Every person supplying water to any water boat, every person in charge of any water boat and every person supplying drinking water from any wharf shall permit the Director of Medical and Health Services, any officer deputed by him and any health officer to inspect the supply or the water boat and to take samples of water therefrom.
5. No person shall supply, or suffer to be supplied, to or from any water boat any water or from any wharf any drinking water...
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1964 Ed.] Boats and Wharves (Supply of Water)
[CAP. 141
A 1
Regulations.
[Subsidiary]
SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION.
BOATS AND WHARVES (SUPPLY OF WATER)
REGULATIONS,
(Cap. 141, section 8).
[17th September, 1937.]
1. In these regulations, unless the context otherwise requires- ‘drinking water" means water used or supplied for human con- sumption, but does not include water supplied solely for other purposes.
2. (1) Notwithstanding anything contained in any regula- tions made under the Merchant Shipping Ordinance, or any licence granted in pursuance of such regulations, no vessel shall ply as a water boat unless the vessel and all the tanks, pipes, hoses, pumps and other fittings, appliances and utensils for the storage of water therein, for the supply of water therefrom or used in connexion therewith have been approved by the Director of Medical and Health -Services and are maintained in good repair and in a sanitary condition to his satisfaction.
G.N. 659/37.
(2) No person shall supply any water to any water boat or any drinking water from any wharf unless all the tanks, pipes, hoses, pumps and other fittings, appliances and utensils used for or in connexion with the supply of such water have been approved by the Director of Medical and Health Services and are main- tained in good repair and in a sanitary condition to his satisfac- tion.
(3) For the purposes of this regulation "in a sanitary con- dition" shall be deemed to include such limewashing, cement washing, disinfection and cleansing as the Director of Medical and Health Services may from time to time direct.
3. No animal or bird shall be suffered to be in or upon any water boat, or in any place where it may pollute any water with which water boats are supplied.
WTG/9
(Cap. 281.)
4. Every person supplying water to any water boat, every person in charge of any water boat and every person supplying drinking water from any wharf shall permit the Director of Medical and Health Services, any officer deputed by him and any health officer to inspect the supply or the water boat and to take samples of water therefrom.
5. No person shall supply, or suffer to be supplied, to or from any water boat any water or from any wharf any drinking
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