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or less and the ship is fitted with the minimum number of sets of davits determined in accordance with column (B) of the table set out in the First Schedule to these regulations, one of such lifeboats shall be a Class A motor lifeboat or a Class B motor lifeboat or a mechanically propelled lifeboat.
(e) The following provisions shall be substituted for the provisions contained in paragraph (16) of rule 4 of the Rules-
Every ship to which this rule applies shall carry at least the number of lifebuoys determined in accordance with column 2 of Part I of the table set out in the Second Schedule to these regulations.
(f) The provisions of paragraphs (6), (7), (12) and (15) of rule 4 of the Rules shall not apply to ships of Class F.
(3) Rule 33 of the Rules shall apply to lifeboats carried in ships of Class F in the same manner as such rule applies to lifeboats carried in ships of Class I subject to the following modification, namely, that the Director may in his discretion authorize the omission of biscuits and condensed milk from the rations to be carried in such boats.
10. (1) Except as otherwise specified in this regulation, the Rules shall not apply to ships of Class G.
(2) Every ship of Class G shall be provided with a number of sets of davits determined in accordance with column 2 of the table set out in the Fourth Schedule to these regulations to which shall be attached lifeboats which shall comply with the provisions relating to Class C lifeboats contained in the Rules and shall be of not less than the minimum aggregate capacity determined in accordance with column 3 of that table.
(3) Where in the case of any ship of Class G the lifeboats required to be carried in accordance with paragraph (2) do not provide accommodation for forty per cent of the total number of persons which the ship is certified to carry, such ship shall carry such additional lifeboats, corresponding to such Class C, or inflatable liferafts or buoyant apparatus, which shall comply with the provisions relating to inflatable liferafts or buoyant apparatus, as the case may be, contained in the Rules, as will, together with the boats required to be carried in accordance with paragraph (2), provide accommodation for not less than forty per cent of such persons.
(4) Every ship of Class G shall carry not less than a number of lifebuoys determined in accordance with column 2 of Part I of the table set out in the Second Schedule to these regulations not less than two of such lifebuoys situated one on each side of the ship being provided with self-igniting lights which cannot be extinguished in water.
First Schedule.
Second Schedule.
Ships of Class G.
Fourth Schedule.
Second Schedule.
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1969 Ed.]
Merchant Shipping (Life Saving Appliances) Regulations.
[CAP. 281
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[Subsidiary]
or less and the ship is fitted with the minimum number of sets of davits determined in accordance with column (B) of the table set out in the First Schedule to these regulations, one of such lifeboats shall be a Class A motor lifeboat or a Class B motor lifeboat or a mechani- cally propelled lifeboat.
(e) The following provisions shall be substituted for the provisions contained in paragraph (16) of rule 4 of the Rules-
Every ship to which this rule applies shall carry at least the number of lifebuoys determined in accordance with column 2 of Part I of the table set out in the Second Schedule to these regulations.
() The provisions of paragraphs (6), (7), (12) and (15) of rule 4 of the Rules shall not apply to ships of Class F. (3) Rule 33 of the Rules shall apply to lifeboats carried in ships of Class F in the same manner as such rule applies to lifeboats carried in ships of Class I subject to the following modification, namely, that the Director may in his discretion authorize the omission of biscuits and condensed milk from the rations to be carried in such boats.
10. (1) Except as otherwise specified in this regulation, the Rules shall not apply to ships of Class G.
(2) Every ship of Class G shall be provided with a number of sets of davits determined in accordance with column 2 of the table set out in the Fourth Schedule to these regulations to which shall be attached lifeboats which shall comply with the provisions relating to Class C lifeboats contained in the Rules and shall be of not less than the minimum aggregate capacity determined in accordance with column 3 of that table.
(3) Where in the case of any ship of Class G the lifeboats required to be carried in accordance with paragraph (2) do not provide accommodation for forty per cent of the total number of persons which the ship is certified to carry, such ship shall carry such additional lifeboats, corresponding to such Class C, or in- flatable liferafts or buoyant apparatus, which shall comply with the provisions relating to inflatable liferafts or buoyant apparatus, as the case may be, contained in the Rules, as will, together with the boats required to be carried in accordance with paragraph (2), provide accommodation for not less than forty per cent of such persons.
(4) Every ship of Class G shall carry not less than a number of lifebuoys determined in accordance with column 2 of Part I of the table set out in the Second Schedule to these regulations not less than two of such lifebuoys situated one on each side of the ship being provided with self-igniting lights which cannot be extinguished in water.
First Schedule.
Second Schedule.
Ships of Class G.
Fourth Schedule.
Second Schedule.
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