258 Powers to inspect ships and their equipment, etc
Merchant Shipping Act 1995 (1995 c 21) | Legislation

258  Powers to inspect ships and their equipment, etc

(1)     [For the purposes of seeing that the provisions of this Act other than sections 131 to 141 and sections 143 to 151 and the provisions of regulations and rules made under this Act (other than those sections) are complied with or] that the terms of any approval, licence, consent, direction or exemption given by virtue of such regulations are duly complied with, the following persons, namely—

(a)     a surveyor of ships,

(b)

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