The Portsmouth International Port and Camber Harbour Revision Order 2025
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4 Port jurisdiction
(1) The Council exercises jurisdiction as a harbour authority within the meaning of section 57 of the 1964 Act (interpretation), and the powers of the harbour master are exercisable, within the port, the limits of which are described in paragraphs (2) and (3). (2) The limits of Portsmouth International Port within which the Council exercises jurisdiction as a harbour authority, and the powers of the harbour master are exercisable, comprise— (a) the area below the level of high water included within the area shaded yellow on the Portsmouth International Port Limits Plan; and (b) the extent of those parts of the Portsmouth International Port Premises not within the area described in sub-paragraph (a). (3) The limits of the Camber within which the Council is to exercise jurisdiction as a harbour authority, and the powers of the harbour master are exercisable, comprise— (a) the area below the level of high water included within the area shaded yellow on the Camber Port Limits Plan; and (b) the extent of those parts of the Camber Port Premises not within the area described in sub-paragraph (a). (4) In the event of any discrepancy between the descriptions of the port premises and the boundaries shown on the port premises plans, or any replacement plans required under sub-paragraph (6)(b), the descriptions in question prevail over the said plans. (5) The port premises are deemed to be operational land within the meaning and for the purposes of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990. (6) The Council must keep and make available for inspection at the port office and on the port website— (a) the port limits plans; and (b) the port premises plans or, in the event of any alterations to the extent of the port premises, replacement plans reflecting the extent of those alterations. (7) Any replacement plans required under sub-paragraph (6)(b) must be made available within the period of 30 days beginning with the day on which the alterations are made. (8) For and incidental to the performance of its port functions, the Council may employ and appoint harbour masters. (9) The Council, within the port, is a local lighthouse authority within the meaning of section 193 of the 1995 Act (general and local lighthouse authorities) and section 201 of that Act (powers of harbour authorities).
4 Port jurisdiction
(1) The Council exercises jurisdiction as a harbour authority within the meaning of section 57 of the 1964 Act (interpretation), and the powers of the harbour master are exercisable, within the port, the limits of which are described in paragraphs (2) and (3). (2) The limits of Portsmouth International Port within which the Council exercises jurisdiction as a harbour authority, and the powers of the harbour master are exercisable, comprise— (a) the area below the level of high water included within the area shaded yellow on the Portsmouth International Port Limits Plan; and (b) the extent of those parts of the Portsmouth International Port Premises not within the area described in sub-paragraph (a). (3) The limits of the Camber within which the Council is to exercise jurisdiction as a harbour authority, and the powers of the harbour master are exercisable, comprise— (a) the area below the level of high water included within the area shaded yellow on the Camber Port Limits Plan; and (b) the extent of those parts of the Camber Port Premises not within the area described in sub-paragraph (a). (4) In the event of any discrepancy between the descriptions of the port premises and the boundaries shown on the port premises plans, or any replacement plans required under sub-paragraph (6)(b), the descriptions in question prevail over the said plans. (5) The port premises are deemed to be operational land within the meaning and for the purposes of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990. (6) The Council must keep and make available for inspection at the port office and on the port website— (a) the port limits plans; and (b) the port premises plans or, in the event of any alterations to the extent of the port premises, replacement plans reflecting the extent of those alterations. (7) Any replacement plans required under sub-paragraph (6)(b) must be made available within the period of 30 days beginning with the day on which the alterations are made. (8) For and incidental to the performance of its port functions, the Council may employ and appoint harbour masters. (9) The Council, within the port, is a local lighthouse authority within the meaning of section 193 of the 1995 Act (general and local lighthouse authorities) and section 201 of that Act (powers of harbour authorities).
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