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← Merchant Shipping (Maritime Labour Convention) Act 2014

Merchant Shipping (Maritime Labour Convention) Act 2014 s 46

s 46 Investigation into occupational accidents, injuries and diseases on board ships

46.—(1) Where the Director becomes aware of any occupational accident, injury or disease arising from service on board any ship, the Director may appoint an inspector to investigate the cause and circumstances of the occupational accident, injury or disease. (2) The Director or an inspector appointed by the Director under subsection (1) may, for the purposes of an investigation under this section —(a) board any ship; (b) inspect any ship; (c) summon any person before the Director or inspector and require the person to answer questions; (d) require any person to furnish a sworn statement relating to the cause or circumstances of the occupational accident, injury or disease; and (e) require the production of any book, logbook, certificate, register, document or other information relating to any ship or persons on board the ship. (3) Except with the Director’s permission, a person must not, unless necessary for the prevention of any accident or for the safe navigation of a ship —(a) alter, replace, remove or add to any machinery, equipment or article which may have contributed to the cause of any occupational accident, injury or disease; or (b) modify the scene of the occupational accident or injury or the place where the occupational disease occurred.

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