A Federal Government report. Version 1.0, 2021
Nationally agreed guidance material endorsed by the Marine Pest Sectoral Committee.
For marine facility owners, operators and their personnel.
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A report from the resources of discover Boating USA – 6 types of first-time boat buyers
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A Guide from the Exhibition & Event Association of Australasia – Maximising the power of exhibitions
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A Guide from the Exhibition and Event Association of Australasia – The case for a powerful, cost-effective marketing medium.
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Published October 2020
This handbook contains comprehensive boating safety information and outlines Tasmania’s boating rules. All operators of boats and personal water craft are encouraged to read this thoroughly together with those who wish to sit for their licence or PWC endorsement examination. It is also advisable to keep the handbook handy on your vessel for quick reference.
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Version 5 – September 2018
The Handbook contains all the information needed to pass the exam for your boat licence and is based on the provisions of the Harbors and Navigation Act 1993 (the Act) and associated regulations, which include reference to the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea 1972 [also known as the Prevention of Collisions at Sea Regulations (COLREGS)], and River Murray Traffic Regulations.
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