32 tal-1992
Statutory Text (3 Articles)
L.N. 32 of lm
PETROLEUM (IMPORTATION, STO RAGE AND SALE)
ORDINANCE (CAP. 25)
Petroleum Shi.,. (Armndmetlt) KrguJalions , 19'92
IN exerci$t of the powers conferred by S«1ion 7 of the Petroleum
(Imponation. Storage and Sale) Ordinance, the Minister forTranspon
and Commu nications has made the following regulations:_
I. T he$t rcgulations may be cited as the Petroleum Ships
(Amendment) Regulations, 1992. and shall be read and construed as
one with the Petroleum Ships Regulations, 1965, hereinafter referred to
as '·the principal regulations·'.
For regulation 22 of the principal regulations there shall be
substi tuted the following
It shall be the duty of the Master of a ship arriving
from beyond the $tas to employ a pilot in entering or leaving
a pon. The Master shall inform the pilot a.soon as he arriws
On board of the nat ure of the cargo, and be fore entering and
as long as the ship remains in port. shall fly by day a red flag
not less thanl metre SQuare orifsneh flag is not available, the
International Code Flag B, and shall by night exhibit where it
can be $ten and in any case not less than 7 metres abovethe
deck, a red light visible all round the hori~on for a di stance of
at least two miles. in addition to any navigation lights which
may be required by any other regulations
Provided that in thecase ofash ip being a petroleum
barge which cannot normally comply with Ihe provisions of
this regulation in respect to signals, the Master may, in lieuof
the signals specified herein , display by day in a conspi(;uoLlS
posilion above Ihe deck a red flag of melal not less Ihan 0.5
metres square and by night an all round red light. , •.
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