LR III.1.2
Seagoing ships complying with the requirements of these Rules
will be eligible to be classed '100A1 Chemical Tanker ESP' in
association with a Ship Type notation.
LR III.1.4
Sea-going ships complying with the IBC Code as a Type 2 ship
and where the ship is registered with a Flag Administration which
supports the issuance and maintenance of dual certification for both
Ship Type 2 and Ship Type 3 Certificates of Fitness, and where the
Flag Administration has agreed to the issuance of dual Certificates
of Fitness, will be eligible to be classed 100A1 Chemical Tanker,
Ship Type 2 and Ship Type 3, ESP, or 100A1 Double Hull Oil and Chemical
Tanker, Ship Type 2 and Ship Type 3, ESP, as appropriate.
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LR III.1.4.1
Where
the ship is later registered with a Flag Administration which does
not support the issuance of dual ship Type 2 and Ship Type 3 Certificates
of Fitness, the class notation is to be amended accordingly.
LR III.1.6
Where a Certificate of Fitness has been issued by LR, as provided
for in LR II.1 General, the notations Ship Types 1, 2, or 3 will be assigned
as appropriate. Where the Certificate of Fitness is issued by the
appropriate National Authority, the notations Ship Type 1*, 2* or 3* will be assigned. As the provisions outlined
in LR II.2 Ship survival capability, fire protection and fire-extinction and operational requirements of these Rules are not
required for classification, an asterisk is employed to indicate that
the IBC Code requirements in these respects have not been verified
by LR for the purposes of classification.
LR III.1.7
The assignment of a Ship Type notation will not imply that the ship is suitable for
all cargoes listed in Chapter 17 as requiring that Ship Type. Please refer to
the list of Products in the International Certificate of Fitness. See
Chapter 6.