The Merchant Shipping (Marine Equipment) Regulations 2025
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16 Type approval: obligations of nominated bodies
(1) For equipment listed in Annex 2 of Merchant Shipping Notice MSN 1874, a nominated body must decide whether to grant or refuse type approval in accordance with the requirements of paragraph 11 of the Merchant Shipping Notice MSN 1874. (2) Where a nominated body grants type approval for equipment, it must issue a certificate containing the information specified in paragraph 12 of the Merchant Shipping Notice MSN 1874. (3) Where a nominated body refuses type approval, it must notify the manufacturer, giving detailed reasons for its decision in writing.
16 Type approval: obligations of nominated bodies
(1) For equipment listed in Annex 2 of Merchant Shipping Notice MSN 1874, a nominated body must decide whether to grant or refuse type approval in accordance with the requirements of paragraph 11 of the Merchant Shipping Notice MSN 1874. (2) Where a nominated body grants type approval for equipment, it must issue a certificate containing the information specified in paragraph 12 of the Merchant Shipping Notice MSN 1874. (3) Where a nominated body refuses type approval, it must notify the manufacturer, giving detailed reasons for its decision in writing.
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