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

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paragraphs: Citation, commencement, interpretation and application.
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paragraphs: Exemption for certain classes of ships and individual ships.
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paragraphs: Classification of ships.
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paragraphs: Structural strength.
PART IIA— WATERTIGHT SUBDIVISION.
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paragraphs: Application of Part II A.
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paragraphs: Watertight subdivision.
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paragraphs: Peak and machinery space bulkheads, shaft tunnels, etc.
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paragraphs: Double bottoms.
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paragraphs: Stability information.
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paragraphs: Intact stability.
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paragraphs: Stability in damaged condition.
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paragraphs: Ballasting.
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paragraphs: Construction of watertight bulkheads, etc.
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paragraphs: Openings in watertight bulkheads, etc.
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paragraphs: Means of closing openings in watertight bulkheads, etc.
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paragraphs: Means of operating sliding watertight doors.
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paragraphs: Watertight doors: signals and communications.
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paragraphs: Construction and testing of watertight doors.
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paragraphs: Ships carrying goods vehicles and accompanying personnel—watertight doors.
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paragraphs: Openings in the shell plating below the margin line.
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paragraphs: Side and other openings above the margin line.
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paragraphs: Markings of doors, valves and mechanisms.
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paragraphs: Weather deck.
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paragraphs: Partial subdivision above the margin line.
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paragraphs: Subdivision load lines.
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paragraphs: Exhibition of damage control plans.
PART II B— SHIPS NOT REQUIRED TO COMPLY WITH PART II A
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paragraphs: Application of Part II B.
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paragraphs: Stability.
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paragraphs: Openings in the sides of the ship.
PART III— BILGE PUMPING ARRANGEMENTS
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paragraphs: Application of Part III.
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paragraphs: General.
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paragraphs: Number and type of bilge pumps: ships of Classes I and II.
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paragraphs: Number and type of bilge pumps: ships of Classes II (A) and III.
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paragraphs: Number and type of bilge pumps, etc.: ships of Classes IV and VI inclusive.
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paragraphs: Requirements for bilge pumps and bilge suctions.
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paragraphs: Arrangement of bilge pipes.
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paragraphs: Diameter of bilge suction pipes.
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paragraphs: Precautions against flooding through bilge pipes.
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paragraphs: Bilge valves, cocks, etc.
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paragraphs: Bilge mud boxes and strum boxes.
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paragraphs: Sounding pipes.
PART IV— ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT AND INSTALLATIONS
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paragraphs: Application of Part IV.
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paragraphs: General.
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paragraphs: Main source of electrical power and main switchboards: ships of classes I to III inclusive.
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paragraphs: Lighting systems.
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paragraphs: Emergency and transitional source of electrical power and emergency switchboards: ships of Classes I, II and II (A).
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paragraphs: Starting arrangements for emergency generating sets: ships of Classes I, II, and II(A).
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paragraphs: Emergency electric power services supplies: ships of Classes I, II and II(A).
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paragraphs: Emergency source of electric power and emergency switchboard: ships of Class III.
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paragraphs: Distribution systems.
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paragraphs: Location and construction of electric 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.
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paragraphs: Spare parts and tools.
PART V—BOILERS AND MACHINERY
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paragraphs: Application of Part V.
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paragraphs: General.
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paragraphs: Machinery.
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paragraphs: Means of manoeuvring 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 systems.
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paragraphs: Oil fuel installations: (boilers and machinery).
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paragraphs: Oil fuel installations: (cooking ranges and other heating appliances).
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paragraphs: Oil systems for lubricating, heating, cooling and control.
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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: Engineers' alarm.
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paragraphs: Spare gear.
PART VI—MISCELLANEOUS
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paragraphs: Application of Part VI.
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paragraphs: Means of escape.
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paragraphs: Guard rails, stanchions and bulwarks.
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paragraphs: Anchor handling equipment, anchors and chain cables.
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paragraphs: Hawsers and warps.
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paragraphs: Gas welding, flame cutting and domestic gaseous fuel installations.
PART VII—SURVEYS AND CERTIFICATION
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paragraphs: Survey requirements.
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paragraphs: Maintenance of conditions after survey.
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paragraphs: Issue of certificate.
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paragraphs: Duration and validity of certificates.
PART VIII—EQUIVALENTS
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paragraphs: Alternative construction, equipment and machinery.