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>Maritime</strong> <strong>Rule</strong>s<br />
(4) The relevant STCW-F certificates are the following certificates as described in rule<br />
<strong>32</strong>.03 of <strong>Part</strong> <strong>32</strong> of the maritime rules: ADH-F, SFV 24-45m, SFV-U, SFV.”<br />
<strong>32</strong>.222 Appendix 5A to <strong>Part</strong> 34<br />
(1) The heading above clause 5A.5 is omitted and the following heading substituted:<br />
“Standards for prescribed eyesight and colour vision tests for the purposes of rule 34.8A<br />
(Eye and vision tests for certain STCW and STCW-F certificates of competency)”<br />
(2) The words “masters, mates, watchkeepers, and lookouts” in the heading to clause 5A.5 of<br />
Appendix 5 and in clause 5A.5 of Appendix 5 are omitted and the words “applicants for a<br />
certificate of competency to whom rule 34.8A applies” are substituted.<br />
(3) The words “a master, mate, watchkeeper, or lookout” in the heading to clause 5A.6 of<br />
Appendix 5 and in clause 5A.6 of Appendix 5 are omitted and the words “an applicant for a<br />
certificate of competency to whom rule 34.8a applies” are substituted.<br />
(4) Clause 5A.11 is omitted and the following clause is substituted:<br />
“Letter eyesight standards for masters, mates, watchkeepers and lookouts other than<br />
holders of domestic certificates<br />
The standard of vision specified in clause 5A.5 is also the standard of vision applicable to a<br />
certificate of medical fitness for masters, mates, watchkeepers and lookouts other than<br />
holders of domestic certificates.”<br />
(5) Clause 5A.12 is omitted and the following clause is substituted<br />
“Colour vision standards for masters, mates, watchkeepers and lookouts other than<br />
holders of domestic certificates<br />
The standard of vision specified in clause 5A.7 is also the standard of vision applicable to a<br />
certificate of medical fitness for masters, mates, watchkeepers and lookouts other than<br />
holders of domestic certificates.”<br />
<strong>32</strong>.223 <strong>New</strong> Section 4<br />
<strong>Part</strong> 34 is amended by inserting, after rule 34.14, the following section heading, and rule:<br />
“Section 4: Medical requirements for holders of domestic certificates<br />
34.4A Medical examination of seafarers for the issue of domestic certificates under<br />
<strong>Part</strong> <strong>32</strong><br />
(1) A person who holds a domestic certificate under <strong>Part</strong> <strong>32</strong> must not exercise the<br />
privileges of that certificate unless—<br />
(a) the person holds a medical certificate, issued in accordance with rule 44(1) of<br />
the Land Transport (Driver Licensing) <strong>Rule</strong> 1999, that is applicable for a Class<br />
2, 3, 4 or 5 driver licence with passenger endorsement and that was issued<br />
within the previous 5 years; or<br />
(b) the person complies with every condition, restriction and endorsement on the<br />
medical certificate.<br />
(2) An applicant for a domestic certificate under <strong>Part</strong> <strong>32</strong> of the maritime rules must<br />
provide evidence of having passed the medical examination and of having been<br />
issued with the medical certificate described in subrule (1)(a).<br />
(3) If a holder of a domestic certificate under <strong>Part</strong> <strong>32</strong> is aware of, or has reasonable<br />
grounds to suspect, any change in his or her medical condition or the existence of<br />
any previously undetected medical condition that may interfere with the safe<br />
exercise of the privileges of the licence, the licence holder must not exercise the<br />
privileges of the licence unless a medical practitioner confirms the licence holder is<br />
fit to hold a medical certificate referred to in subrule (1)(a).<br />
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