Ports (Passenger Service Charge) Regulations, 2006
Table of Provisions (7)
Statutory Text (7 Articles)
L.N. 230 of 2006
MALTA MARITIME AUTHORITY ACT
(CAP. 352)
Ports (Passenger Service Charge) Regulations, 2006
IN exercise of the powers conferred by section 52 of the Malta
Maritime Authority Act, the Minister for Competitiveness and
Communications, in consultation with the Malta Maritime Authority,
has made the following regulations>–
(1) The title of these regulations is the Port (Passenger Title and
commencement.
Service Charge) Regulations, 2006.
(2) These regulations shall come into force on the 1st March,
2007. In these regulations, unless the context otherwise requires –
Interpretation.
“the Authority” means the Malta Maritime Authority
established under the Malta Maritime Authority Act<
“departing passenger” means a passenger who commences a
voyage by sea on a ship from a port in Malta for a destination
outside Malta, other than in a military ship, but does not include –
(i) a passenger who returns to Malta on the same day
of departure<
(ii) a passenger who has arrived in Malta on a ship
and departs from Malta on a ship on the same day of arrival<
“Operator of Passenger Facilities” means the person who for
the time being has the management of passenger operations.
For the services and facilities provided for departing passengers Passenger Service
Charge.
at a port, there shall be payable to the Authority by the ship owner or
ship’s master or ship agent, as the case may be, a fee of Lm10 in respect
of each departing passenger.
All charges payable in respect of services rendered by an Charges by an
Operator of
Operator of Passenger Facilities in connection with passenger operations Passenger Facilities.
shall be those as determined or approved, from time to time, by the
Authority.
Exemption.
These regulations shall not apply to any child under four years
of age.
The Ports (Passenger Service Charge) Regulations, 1994 are
Revokes L.N. 134
of 1994.
hereby revoked.
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