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Section 65 of the Maritime Transport Act https://www.legislation.govt.nz/act/public/1994/0104/latest/DLM335758.html casuing unnecessary danger or risk to any other person. It is the section of the Act that is used in relation to recreational craft, and, although not often, it does get used .2 points
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Insurance contracts almost universally exclude cover where the insured claimant is grossly negligent or knowingly breaking the law.1 point
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That idea has merit, and maybe if you are successfully prosecuted under maritime law then your insurance claim is denied, maybe that is already in the contract small print.1 point
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The call for regristration not nessacary. The insurance companies could say"no day skipper corse or better. no insurance" one way getting people to know basic rules.? Currently you can purchase near any size vessel in NZ with no idea about rules etc.When was the last time a dealer/broker said"heres a booklet on rules of the sea?"1 point
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Best To enquire with Marine Diesels in Tauranga -they are one of the few with years of Yanmar experience.1 point
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Oh... Actually... Facepalm, facepalm, facepalm.... I now recall sailing straight past her at Devonport on sea trials on my new boat 2 months ago... thinking, hmmm do not recognize that one....1 point
