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CANADA SHIPPING ACTPrivate Buoy RegulationsSOR/99-335PRIVATE BUOY REGULATIONS INTERPRETATION 1. In these Regulations, "private buoy" means a buoy that is not owned by the federal government, a provincial government or a government agency. APPLICATION 2. These Regulations apply to every private buoy other than private buoys used to mark fishing gear. PLACEMENT REQUIREMENTS 3. No person shall place in any Canadian waters a private buoy that interferes with or is likely to interfere with the navigation of any vessel, or that misleads or is likely to mislead the operator of any vessel.4. (1) No person shall place a private buoy in any Canadian waters unless
(2) The owner of a private buoy placed in any Canadian waters shall ensure that the information required by paragraph (1)( d) is accurate at all times.5. (1) If there is a need for increased visibility or better identification of a buoy for safety and the prevention of accidents, the Minister of Fisheries and Oceans may order the owner of the buoy to modify it according to the requirements set out in the Procedures Manual for Design and Review of Short-range Aids to Navigation Systems (TP9677), published in March 1989 by the Canadian Coast Guard, as amended from time to time.(2) [Repealed by SOR/2002-19] 6. No person shall place in any Canadian waters a private buoy that has a light unless the light remains lit throughout the night and meets the requirements referred to in paragraph 4(1)(c). REMOVAL 7. The Minister of Fisheries and Oceans may remove from any Canadian waters a private buoy that does not comply with these Regulations.
Established by the CONSOLIDATED REGULATIONS OF CANADA, 1978.amended by SOR/84-804 11 October, 1984 pursuant to sections 583 and 635 of the Canada Shipping Act Revoked and replaced. SOR/86-994 18 September, 1986 pursuant to sections 583 and 635 of the Canada Shipping Act Section 5 of the French version preceding paragraph (a). PLEASE NOTE THAT THE CANADA SHIPPING ACT IS NOW CHAPTER S-9 OF THE REVISED STATUTES OF CANADA, 1985. SOR/93-111 9 March, 1993 pursuant to section 562 of the Canada Shipping Act Schedule I by adding section 5.1 and 19; and Schedule II. SOR/99-335 28 July,1999 pursuant to sections 519 and 562 of the Canada Shipping Act, into force on July 28, 1999. The previous material is repealed and replaced. SOR/2002-19 13 December, 2001 pursuant to sections 519 and 562 of the Canada Shipping Act, into force on December 13, 2001. Subsection 5(2) is repealed.
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