23.26 (1) Every holder of a licence or pilotage certificate shall
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(c) have local knowledge of the district in respect of which they obtained the licence or pilotage certificate, including knowledge of tides, currents, depths of water, anchorages and aids to navigation;
(e) have a good record in ship handling and performance of pilotage duties.
(2) In addition to the qualifications required by subsection (1), a holder of a licence or pilotage certificate shall,
(c) on request, provide the Minister with evidence that the holder has complied with the requirements of paragraph (a) or (b).
22.21 (1) In addition to meeting the navigational and health qualifications set out in Part 1, an applicant for a licence or pilotage certificate shall
(c) be declared, not less than 14 days and not more than 180 days before the date of any examination referred to in paragraph (b), medically fit to perform pilotage duties in accordance with the requirements set out in Part 1;
(e) have local knowledge of each pilotage area in which they intend to perform pilotage duties, including knowledge of the tides, currents, depths of water, anchorages and aids-to-navigation;
(2) The holder of a licence or pilotage certificate shall
(c) continue to hold every certificate that they were required to hold in order to obtain the licence or pilotage certificate.
(2) The notice shall contain
(c) if applicable, a statement that the Authority is satisfied that it would be in the public interest to hold a public hearing;
(e) a statement that the Authority will give the aggrieved person a hearing if the person or the person’s representative, within five days after receiving the notice, serves a written request for a hearing on the Authority; and
3 (1) The designated physician conducting a medical examination shall determine whether the applicant or holder has any of the following disabilities:
(c) a disorder that could prevent the applicant or holder from having the strength, agility or ability necessary for performing pilotage duties in all weather and sea conditions likely to be encountered while performing pilotage duties;
(e) a condition that could endanger others, taking into account the duration of pilotage duties and the conditions on board ship;
25.22 (1) Examinations conducted by a committee of examiners shall be in any form that the Pacific Pilotage Authority determines and shall include questions relating to the following:
(c) seamanship and ship handling;
(e) general chart work, including the correction of courses and compass errors;
