14.3 Exemptions
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14.3 Exemptions

  14.3.1 It is considered highly desirable not to deviate from the requirements of this chapter; nevertheless the Administration, in conjunction with the base port State, may grant partial or conditional exemptions to individual craft from the requirements of 14.7 to 14.11 provided:

  • .1 such craft comply with the functional requirements of 14.5; and

  • .2 the Administration has taken into account the effect such exemptions may have upon the general efficiency of the service for the safety of all ships and craft.

  14.3.2 An exemption may be granted under 14.3.1 only:

  • .1 if the conditions affecting safety are such as to render the full application of 14.7 to 14.11 unreasonable or unnecessary; or

  • .2 in exceptional circumstances, for a single voyage outside the sea area or sea areas for which the craft is equipped.

  14.3.3 Each Administration shall submit to the Organization, as soon as possible after the first of January in each year, a report showing all exemptions granted under 14.3.1 and 14.3.2 during the previous calendar year and giving the reasons for granting such exemptions.


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