Section 50: Departure of licensed Mauritian fishing boats and licensed Mauritian
consolidated text (as at 2015, amended since). juris shows the text as it was consolidated; it does not confirm that this is the law in force today.
50. Departure of licensed Mauritian fishing boats and licensed Mauritian
fishing vessels
(1) The master of a licensed Mauritian fishing boat or licensed Mauritian
fishing vessel shall not leave a port on a fishing trip unless he has obtained a
written clearance from the Permanent Secretary.
(2) For the purposes of obtaining a clearance under subsection (1), the
owner or master of a licensed Mauritian fishing boat or a licensed Mauritian
fishing vessel or his agent shall, 3 days prior to leaving port for a fishing
trip—
(a) inform the Permanent Secretary of the intended date and time of
departure of the boat or vessel;
(b) comply with such conditions as may be determined by the Permanent Secretary; and
(c) submit such documents as may be required by the Permanent
Secretary.
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(3) Upon receipt of any information under subsection (2) (a) and after
considering the document submitted under subsection (2) (c), and on being
satisfied that the master, owner or agent has complied with the conditions
imposed under subsection (2) (b) and that the fishing boat or fishing vessel
may be allowed to proceed on a fishing trip, the Permanent Secretary shall
issue to the master, owner or agent a written clearance to that effect, subject to such terms and conditions as the Permanent Secretary may think fit
to impose.