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search and rescue (Categ<strong>or</strong>y II) missions in <strong>New</strong> <strong>Zealand</strong>’s search andrescue region. Other (Categ<strong>or</strong>y I) missions are co<strong>or</strong>dinated by the<strong>New</strong> <strong>Zealand</strong> Police. These are the only two statut<strong>or</strong>y bodies responsiblef<strong>or</strong> SAR co<strong>or</strong>dination in <strong>New</strong> <strong>Zealand</strong>.SARSearch and rescue.SÉCURITÉA signal used to indicate the caller is about to transmit a messagecontaining an imp<strong>or</strong>tant navigational <strong>or</strong> mete<strong>or</strong>ological warning.SEELONCE FEENEEA signal used to advise that distress communications have ceased andn<strong>or</strong>mal w<strong>or</strong>king may be resumed.Ship (vessel) stationAny mobile radio station in the <strong>Maritime</strong> Radio Service located on boardany vessel that is not permanently mo<strong>or</strong>ed.SRRSearch and rescue region.SSBSingle sideband mode of transmission, used on MF/HF maritimefrequencies.UTCCo<strong>or</strong>dinated Universal Time (from the French). This is the time kept atthe Greenwich Meridian and based on International Atomic Time (TAI).VHFVery high frequency, used to identify frequencies <strong>or</strong> channels in the range30MHz–300MHz.W<strong>or</strong>king channel <strong>or</strong> frequencyThe channel (f<strong>or</strong> VHF) <strong>or</strong> frequency (f<strong>or</strong> MF/HF) where communicationsare carried out after initial contact has been established on the callingfrequency <strong>or</strong> channel.64 WWW.MARITIMENZ.GOVT.NZ
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