Draft Rule Part 32: Seafarer certification - Maritime New Zealand
Draft Rule Part 32: Seafarer certification - Maritime New Zealand
Draft Rule Part 32: Seafarer certification - Maritime New Zealand
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<strong>Part</strong> <strong>32</strong>: <strong>Seafarer</strong> Certification<br />
Revalidation requirements<br />
<strong>32</strong>.47 Application for revalidation of domestic certificates<br />
(1) An applicant who holds a certificate of proficiency or a certificate of competency issued<br />
under this subpart may, within 6 months prior to the date of expiry of the certificate,—<br />
(a) make an application in accordance with section 35 of the Act, in a form required by the<br />
Director for revalidation of the certificate; and<br />
(b) include such further relevant particulars and supporting information relating to the<br />
applicant that the Director may require; and<br />
(c) submit the application to the Director, with a payment of the appropriate application fee<br />
prescribed by the regulations made under the Act.<br />
(2) The Director must approve revalidation of a certificate if, in addition to any requirements<br />
under section 41 of the Act, the Director—<br />
(a) is satisfied that—<br />
(i) the applicant meets the medical fitness and eyesight standards relevant to the<br />
certificate or endorsement under <strong>Part</strong> 34; and<br />
(ii) the applicant continues to hold any ancillary certificates that are required as part of<br />
the eligibility requirements for the certificate; and<br />
(iii) the applicant has completed approved sea service that is of the minimum duration<br />
set out in subrule (3) and is of a kind that the Director would approve for the<br />
purposes of the issue of a new certificate or endorsement of that type; and<br />
(b) taking into account the matters that must be considered under rule <strong>32</strong>.181, is satisfied<br />
that the applicant has maintained the relevant standard of competence for the issue of<br />
the certificate.<br />
(3) The applicant must have completed approved sea service or an equivalent that is no less<br />
than—<br />
(a) 6 months’ duration during the period 5 years immediately before the application is<br />
made; or<br />
(b) 145 days during the period 3 months immediately before the application is made; or<br />
(c) in the case of non-seagoing service, 2.5 years in the 5 years immediately preceding the<br />
application.<br />
<strong>32</strong>.48 Term for which certificate may be revalidated<br />
A certificate may be revalidated for a term ending on the date that is 5 years after the date<br />
on which the certificate would otherwise have expired, or any earlier date as determined by<br />
the Director.<br />
Subpart B – STCW certificates and endorsements<br />
Applications<br />
<strong>32</strong>.60 Applications made under section 35 of the Act for certificates<br />
An applicant for a certificate of proficiency or a certificate of competency provided for in this<br />
subpart must—<br />
(a) make an application in accordance with section 35 of the Act, in a form required by the<br />
Director; and<br />
(b) include such further relevant particulars and supporting information relating to the<br />
applicant that the Director may require; and<br />
(c) submit the application to the Director, with a payment of the appropriate application fee<br />
prescribed by the regulations made under the Act.<br />
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