142 Oil records
Merchant Shipping Act 1995 (1995 c 21) | Legislation

Enforcement

142  Oil records

(1)     The Secretary of State may make regulations requiring oil record books to be carried in United Kingdom ships and requiring the master of any such ship to record in the oil record book carried by it—

(a)     the carrying out, on board or in connection with the ship, of such of the following operations as may be prescribed relating to—

(i)     the loading of oil cargo,

(ii)     the transfer of oil cargo during a voyage,

(iii)     the discharge of oil cargo,

(iv)     the ballasting of oil tanks (whether cargo or bunker fuel tanks) and the discharge of ballast from, and cleaning of, such tanks,

(v)     the separation of oil from water, or from other substances, in any mixture containing oil,

(vi)     the disposal of any oil or water, or any other substance, arising from operations relating to any of the matters specified in (i) to (v) above, or

(vii)     the disposal of any other oil residues;

(b)     any occasion on which oil or a mixture containing oil is discharged from the ship for the purpose of securing the safety of any ship, or of preventing damage to any ship or cargo, or of saving life;

(c)

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