The Portsmouth International Port and Camber Harbour Revision Order 2025
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SCHEDULE 1 PURPOSES FOR WHICH BYELAWS MAY BE MADE
Article 21 1 Regulating the use of pontoons, stagings, quays, jetties, piers, walkways, bridges, approaches, slipways, landing places, berthing heads, boat lifts, mooring posts, buildings, parking places, and other works and facilities provided by the Council. 2 Regulating the shipping and unshipping, landing, warehousing, stowing, depositing and removal of goods within the port. 3 Preventing damage or injury to any vessel, goods, vehicle, plant, machinery, property, or persons within the port and to any aid to navigation used in connection with the port. 4 Regulating, preventing or licencing the conduct of all persons in vessels or otherwise in the port not being— (a) members of a police force; (b) officers or servants of the Crown; (c) members of a fire service, whilst in the exercise of their core duties as such. 5 Regulating the placing, laying down, maintenance, removal and use of moorings within the port. 6 Preventing or removing obstructions (including vessels and vehicles) or impediments within the port. 7 Regulating the launching of vessels. 8 Regulating or prohibiting the mooring, careening, beaching, anchoring or keeping of vessels in the port. 9 Regulating or preventing the use in the port, or onboard any vessel in the port, of fires, lights, or any other equipment, tools or appliances which the Council considers involves a risk of fire, explosion or chemical reaction and for the prevention of smoking. 10 Regulating the removal of rubbish (including ballast, earth or clay or other refuse) and sewerage for vessels in the port. 11 The prevention of the disposal of such rubbish and sewerage from vessels, in the port. 12 Prohibiting the use of or regulating the movement, speed, placing, loading, unloading, driving and parking of vehicles in the port and the removal of vehicles from the port (including by the Council). 13 Requiring the use of effectual silencers and the general control of noise on vessels in the port. 14 Regulating vessels in the port and their entry into and departures from the port and, without limitation to that scope, for prescribing rules for regulating the speed and manner of navigation or movement and the lights and signals exhibited or made by, or for the benefit of, vessels using, navigating or mooring within the port. 15 Regulating the embarkation of persons on to, or their disembarkation from, vessels within the port. 16 Regulating the holding of regattas and other public events in the port. 17 Prescribing the lights and signals to be exhibited or made— (a) by vessels aground in the port; (b) by vessels or other devices used for marking obstructions within the port. 18 Assisting the navigation of vessels within the port, at the entrance to any dock or at any wharf, pier or other work. 19 Preventing nuisances in the port. 20 Preventing or regulating the discharge by land or sea of any material or thing within the port or the approaches to it. 21 Regulating or preventing fishing for marine creatures of any type and by whatever means from any pier, jetty, wharf, or other installation or structure of any kind within the port, from any vessel within the port or from the foreshore where such fishing interferes with the operation of the port or the safety of navigation in the port. 22 Regulating or preventing aquaplaning, water skiing, diving or other similar activities in the port. 23 Regulating or preventing bathing, and for securing the protection of bathers, within the port. 24 Regulating or preventing the use of vehicles on the foreshore within the port. 25 Regulating the use of ferries within the port and the conduct of persons conducting activities in relation to them and others plying for hire in the port and of persons resorting to any works constructed or operated by the Council. 26 Regulating the exercise of powers vested in the harbour master. 27 Regulating vessels, vehicles and persons embarking or disembarking vessels, frequenting or employed in the port. 28 For the purposes specified in section 83 of the 1847 Act (byelaws may be made for all or any of the purposes herein named).
SCHEDULE 1 PURPOSES FOR WHICH BYELAWS MAY BE MADE
Article 21 1 Regulating the use of pontoons, stagings, quays, jetties, piers, walkways, bridges, approaches, slipways, landing places, berthing heads, boat lifts, mooring posts, buildings, parking places, and other works and facilities provided by the Council. 2 Regulating the shipping and unshipping, landing, warehousing, stowing, depositing and removal of goods within the port. 3 Preventing damage or injury to any vessel, goods, vehicle, plant, machinery, property, or persons within the port and to any aid to navigation used in connection with the port. 4 Regulating, preventing or licencing the conduct of all persons in vessels or otherwise in the port not being— (a) members of a police force; (b) officers or servants of the Crown; (c) members of a fire service, whilst in the exercise of their core duties as such. 5 Regulating the placing, laying down, maintenance, removal and use of moorings within the port. 6 Preventing or removing obstructions (including vessels and vehicles) or impediments within the port. 7 Regulating the launching of vessels. 8 Regulating or prohibiting the mooring, careening, beaching, anchoring or keeping of vessels in the port. 9 Regulating or preventing the use in the port, or onboard any vessel in the port, of fires, lights, or any other equipment, tools or appliances which the Council considers involves a risk of fire, explosion or chemical reaction and for the prevention of smoking. 10 Regulating the removal of rubbish (including ballast, earth or clay or other refuse) and sewerage for vessels in the port. 11 The prevention of the disposal of such rubbish and sewerage from vessels, in the port. 12 Prohibiting the use of or regulating the movement, speed, placing, loading, unloading, driving and parking of vehicles in the port and the removal of vehicles from the port (including by the Council). 13 Requiring the use of effectual silencers and the general control of noise on vessels in the port. 14 Regulating vessels in the port and their entry into and departures from the port and, without limitation to that scope, for prescribing rules for regulating the speed and manner of navigation or movement and the lights and signals exhibited or made by, or for the benefit of, vessels using, navigating or mooring within the port. 15 Regulating the embarkation of persons on to, or their disembarkation from, vessels within the port. 16 Regulating the holding of regattas and other public events in the port. 17 Prescribing the lights and signals to be exhibited or made— (a) by vessels aground in the port; (b) by vessels or other devices used for marking obstructions within the port. 18 Assisting the navigation of vessels within the port, at the entrance to any dock or at any wharf, pier or other work. 19 Preventing nuisances in the port. 20 Preventing or regulating the discharge by land or sea of any material or thing within the port or the approaches to it. 21 Regulating or preventing fishing for marine creatures of any type and by whatever means from any pier, jetty, wharf, or other installation or structure of any kind within the port, from any vessel within the port or from the foreshore where such fishing interferes with the operation of the port or the safety of navigation in the port. 22 Regulating or preventing aquaplaning, water skiing, diving or other similar activities in the port. 23 Regulating or preventing bathing, and for securing the protection of bathers, within the port. 24 Regulating or preventing the use of vehicles on the foreshore within the port. 25 Regulating the use of ferries within the port and the conduct of persons conducting activities in relation to them and others plying for hire in the port and of persons resorting to any works constructed or operated by the Council. 26 Regulating the exercise of powers vested in the harbour master. 27 Regulating vessels, vehicles and persons embarking or disembarking vessels, frequenting or employed in the port. 28 For the purposes specified in section 83 of the 1847 Act (byelaws may be made for all or any of the purposes herein named).
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