Temporary meal guests. 1. When meals are served on low-tonnage vessels, with the shipown- er’s/shipmaster’s consent the xxxx xxxxxxx is paid an allowance in accord- ance with Appendix 1 per person and per day, regardless of the number of meals served. The allowance is not paid for maritime pilots, customs officers, security guards or family members of the crew.
Temporary meal guests. When meals are served on cargo vessels, with the shipowner’s/shipmaster’s consent, to people other than those referred to above in this section, the catering staff are each paid an allowance in accordance with Appendix 1 per person and per day, regardless of the number of meals served. The allowance is also paid when on-‐shore workers eat on board the vessel. The allowance is not paid for maritime pilots, customs officers, security guards or family members of the crew.
Temporary meal guests. When meals are served on cargo ships with the shipowner’s/shipmaster’s consent to people other than those referred to hereinabove in this clause, each member of the catering staff is paid an allowance in accordance with Appendix 1 per person and per day, regardless of the number of meals served. This allowance is also paid when workers operating on shore eat on board the ship. The allowance is not paid for maritime pilots, customs officers, security guards or the crew’s family members. When meals are temporarily served on a passenger ship to people other than crew members in the crew mess with the shipowner’s/shipmaster’s consent, the catering assistant is paid an allowance in accordance with Appendix 1 for each temporary diner and for each day regardless of the number of meals served. However, the allowance is not paid for maritime pilots, customs officers, security guards or the crew’s family members. On cargo ships, when the engine room is unattended, shift workers are paid night work compensation for work performed between 12 midnight and 4 a.m.
