Laurentian Pilotage Authority Regulations (C.R.C., c. 1268)

Regulations are current to 2013-04-29 and last amended on 2013-01-01. Previous Versions

REQUIRED INFORMATION

11. Where the owner, master or agent of a ship gives a notice referred to in subparagraph 6(1)(a)(i) or 6(1)(b)(i), he shall state,

  • (a) in the case of the first arrival of the ship in the compulsory pilotage area in any calendar year,

    • (i) the name, nationality, call sign and agent of the ship,

    • (ii) the length, breadth, moulded depth, deepest draught, speed, deadweight tonnage and gross tonnage of the ship, and

    • (iii) the immediate and ultimate destinations of the ship within the compulsory pilotage area; and

  • (b) in the case of any subsequent arrival, movage or departure of the ship in the compulsory pilotage area in any calendar year,

    • (i) the name, call sign, deepest draft, the speed of the ship and any changes in the information provided under paragraph (a), and

    • (ii) the immediate and ultimate destinations of the ship within the compulsory pilotage area.

  • SOR/83-274, s. 2;
  • SOR/98-185, s. 2(E);
  • SOR/99-417, s. 2.

12. Where a ship has on board one or more holders of pilotage certificates who are certificated for the compulsory pilotage area through which the ship is to proceed, the master of the ship shall, each time the ship proceeds through the area, state

  • (a) the names of the holders of pilotage certificates and the certificate numbers; and

  • (b) the information specified in subparagraphs 11(b)(i) and (ii).

13. Where in any case referred to in section 6, 7, 8, 9 or 10, the owner, master or agent of a ship fails without reasonable cause to give the notice required by that section for that case, the Authority is not required to provide that ship with the services of a pilot.

CLASSES OF LICENCES AND PILOTAGE CERTIFICATES

[SOR/89-567, s. 1(E)]

14. The classes of licences and pilotage certificates that may be issued by the Authority are as follows:

  • (a) Class A or Class B Montreal Harbour licence or pilotage certificate;

  • (b) Class A, Class B or Class C licence or pilotage certificate;

  • (c) Class D apprentice pilot permit.

  • 15. (1) A Class A Montreal Harbour licence or pilotage certificate permits the holder thereof to perform pilotage duties on any ship, regardless of size, in District No. 1-1.

  • (2) A Class B Montreal Harbour licence or pilotage certificate permits its holder to perform pilotage duties on any ship not exceeding 210 m in length in District No. 1-1.

  • (3) A Class A licence or pilotage certificate permits its holder to perform pilotage duties (other than movages in District No. 1-1) on any ship in District No. 1 or District No. 2 or any part of those districts.

  • (4) A Class B licence or pilotage certificate permits its holder to perform pilotage duties (other than movages in District No. 1-1)

    • (a) in District No. 1 or any part of that District,

      • (i) in the first year after the date on which the holder obtained the licence or pilotage certificate, on any ship not exceeding 195 m in length, and

      • (ii) in the second and any subsequent year after the date on which the holder obtained the licence or pilotage certificate, on any ship not exceeding 215 m in length; and

    • (b) in District No. 2 or any part of that District, on any ship not exceeding 50,000 deadweight tons.

  • (5) A Class C licence or pilotage certificate permits its holder to perform pilotage duties (other than movages in District No. 1-1)

    • (a) in District No. 1 or any part of that District,

      • (i) in the first six months after the date on which the holder obtained the licence or pilotage certificate, on any ship not exceeding 165 m in length,

      • (ii) in the six months after the period referred to in subparagraph (i), on any tanker not exceeding 165 m in length and on any other ship not exceeding 175 m in length, and

      • (iii) in the second and any subsequent year after the date on which the holder obtained the licence or pilotage certificate, on any tanker not exceeding 165 m in length and on any other ship not exceeding 185 m in length; and

    • (b) in District No. 2 or any part of that District, on any ship not exceeding 30,000 deadweight tons.

  • (6) A Class D apprentice pilot permit allows its holder to undertake pilotage training in the presence of a licensed pilot on any ship, in District No. 1, No. 1-1 or No. 2.

  • SOR/83-274, s. 3;
  • SOR/94-727, s. 1;
  • SOR/98-185, s. 3;
  • SOR/99-417, s. 3;
  • SOR/2002-346, s. 4.