[[Contains amendments to other regulations.] ]

This Act may be quoted as: Seagoing Vessels under Bareboat Charter (Nationality) Act.

1.The cancelled or withdrawn certificate of registration is submitted at the first opportunity by the owner or the bareboat charterer of the ship or, if it is in the possession of the master, by the master to the authority who has issued the certificate of...

1.When buying or building a ship abroad, the Minister entrusted with the implementation of this Act may issue a provisional certificate of registration for the ship, if it meets the requirements in Article 311 of the Commercial Code for Dutch ships. 2.This certificate of registration...

1.When manoeuvring into or from Dutch sea ports or inlets, all masters of seagoing vessels, Dutch as well as foreign, are obliged to show a valid certificate of registration or another valid proof of nationality of their ship to the officials of the Tax and...

1.The Minister entrusted with the implementation of this Act is entitled, solely on account of special circumstances, to allow deviation from Article 6, second paragraph, and Article 6a, first paragraph; to continue the validity of a certificate of registration, also after the time as referred...

1.Certificates of registration, granted and still valid at the entry into force of this Act, remain valid insofar and as long as they are not cancelled under the appropriate requirements of this Act. 2.As regards the permits for flying the Dutch flag, the provisions of...

The person who operates a ship for which a certificate of registration as referred to in the Articles 4 and 4a of the Certificates of Registration Act, has been issued, looks after the availability of the following data and documents regarding that seagoing vessel in...