Port Master definition

Port Master means the Port Master appointed under section 15 of the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore Act and includes any Deputy Port Master appointed under that section;
Port Master means the Port Master appointed under the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore Act 1996 and includes any Deputy Port Master;
Port Master means the Port Master appointed under section 15 and includes any Deputy Port Master appointed under that section;

Examples of Port Master in a sentence

  • The Port Master Offices requires a pollute inspector during the fuelling process.

  • Passage of this motion will result in certification of the Port Master Plan Amendment and adoption of the following resolution and findings.

  • Leon Guerrero Commercial Port Master Plan Update 2007 (Master Plan) final report was approved by the Board of Directors of the Port and was forwarded to the Governor’s office in April 2008 for approval by the Governor and the Legislature of the Territory of Guam.

  • No vessel shall proceed south of the line of CAAS Buoy 1 All vessels are prohibited from entering, transiting, anchoring or mooring within these areas unless specific approval has been obtained from the Port Master.

  • The Commission finds that the proposed Port Master Plan Amendment conforms with the provisions of Section 30711 of the Coastal Act.


More Definitions of Port Master

Port Master means the Port Master appointed under section 101 for the purpose of controlling the movement of ships within prescribed ports;
Port Master means the Port Master appointed under section 21; “rates”:
Port Master means the officer appointed as such under section 13 of the Ports Act;
Port Master in relation to a port, means the officer appointed as such under section 13;
Port Master. , in relation to a port, means the officer appointed as such under section 13; “port masterplan” means a plan prepared under section 5;
Port Master means the Port Master appointed under section 15
Port Master means the Port Master appointed under the Port Authority Act, 1976 and includes any Deputy Port Master appointed under that Act;