Post by ComfortZone on Jun 30, 2023 14:15:12 GMT 12
Has anyone else seen this latest proposed wankery from MNZ
www.yachtingnz.org.nz/news/have-your-say-maritime-anchor-watch-rule
Maritime New Zealand recently stated that all vessels (recreational and commercial) must maintain a continuous anchor watch (lookout by sight and hearing) under Maritime Rule Part 22.5.
Maritime NZ has recently shared the interpretation as: “At all times – during the day, during the night, when travelling to and from fishing grounds, fishing, while at anchor, or drifting.”
With this interpretation, you may be breaking the law by leaving your vessel at anchor to have a walk ashore or going to sleep while anchored in a typical pristine protected anchorage.
We are interested to hear your feedback so we can take it to Maritime NZ. Have your say - see link in YNZ link
www.yachtingnz.org.nz/news/have-your-say-maritime-anchor-watch-rule
Maritime New Zealand recently stated that all vessels (recreational and commercial) must maintain a continuous anchor watch (lookout by sight and hearing) under Maritime Rule Part 22.5.
Maritime NZ has recently shared the interpretation as: “At all times – during the day, during the night, when travelling to and from fishing grounds, fishing, while at anchor, or drifting.”
With this interpretation, you may be breaking the law by leaving your vessel at anchor to have a walk ashore or going to sleep while anchored in a typical pristine protected anchorage.
We are interested to hear your feedback so we can take it to Maritime NZ. Have your say - see link in YNZ link
