Merchant Shipping (Cargo Ship Construction and Survey) Rules, 1985.
Statutory Instruments
Source: Statutory Instruments

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paragraphs: Citation, commencement, interpretation, application and exemption.
PART IIA.
CONSTRUCTION — ALL SHIPS
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paragraphs: Structural strength.
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paragraphs: Collision bulkheads.
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paragraphs: Construction and testing of watertight bulkheads, decks and inner bottoms.
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paragraphs: Construction and testing of watertight decks, trunks, tunnels, duct keels and ventilators.
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paragraphs: Watertight doors.
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paragraphs: Tests of watertight doors.
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paragraphs: Ballast and bilge pumping and drainage arrangements.
PART IIB.
CONSTRUCTION — SOME TANKERS
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paragraphs: General.
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paragraphs: Location of spaces.
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paragraphs: Precaution against oil spills.
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paragraphs: Cargo tank ventilation.
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paragraphs: Ventilation of pump rooms and other enclosed spaces.
PART III.
MACHINERY INSTALLATION
Section I.
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paragraphs: General.
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paragraphs: Machinery.
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paragraphs: Means of manoeuvering and going astern.
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paragraphs: Boilers and other pressure vessels.
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paragraphs: Boiler feed systems.
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paragraphs: Steam pipe systems.
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paragraphs: Air pressure systems.
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paragraphs: Cooling water systems.
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paragraphs: Oil and gaseous fuel installations.
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paragraphs: Lubricating and other oil systems.
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paragraphs: Machinery controls.
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paragraphs: Steering gear.
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paragraphs: Electric and electro-hydraulic steering gear.
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paragraphs: Ventilating systems in machinery spaces.
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paragraphs: Protection against noise.
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paragraphs: Communication between navigating bridge and machinery space.
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paragraphs: Engineer's alarm.
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paragraphs: Spare gear.
Section II
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paragraphs: Periodically unattended machinery spaces.
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paragraphs: General.
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paragraphs: Operation and documentation.
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paragraphs: Alarms system.
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paragraphs: Safety system.
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paragraphs: Communication.
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paragraphs: Control of propulsion machinery.
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paragraphs: Machinery, boilers and electrical installations.
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paragraphs: Fire safety.
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paragraphs: Protection against flooding.
PART IV.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION
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paragraphs: General.
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paragraphs: Main source of electric power and main switchboard.
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paragraphs: Lighting systems.
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paragraphs: Emergency and transitional sources of electric power and emergency switchboards.
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paragraphs: Starting arrangements for emergency generating sets.
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paragraphs: Emergency supplies.
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paragraphs: Location and construction of cables.
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paragraphs: General precautions against shock, fire and other hazards.
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paragraphs: Electrical equipment in hazardous areas and spaces.
PART V.
MISCELLANEOUS
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paragraphs: Anchors, anchor handling equipment and chain cables.
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paragraphs: Means of escape.
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paragraphs: Means of stopping machinery and closing of openings.
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paragraphs: Materials used in construction.
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paragraphs: Gas welding, flame cutting and domestic gaseous fuel installations.
PART VI.
SURVEYS
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paragraphs: Survey before issue of a cargo ship safety construction certificate.
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paragraphs: Intermediate surveys.
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paragraphs: Periodic surveys.
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paragraphs: Annual survey.
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paragraphs: General.
PART VII.
RESPONSIBILITIES OF OWNER AND MASTER
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paragraphs: Responsibilities of owner and master.
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paragraphs: Procedure to be adopted when repairs or renewals are necessary.
PART VIII.
EQUIVALENTS
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paragraphs: Alternative construction, equipment and machinery.