marine board

They act in the best interest of the Marine Board and its objectives.

Historically most regional ports had their own Marine Board or similar bodies.

The boat people regularly paying toll to Marine Board.

Three kinds of organizations are eligible for Marine Board membership:

Burgner was not asked to testify before the Marine Board of Inquiry.

He was chairman and president of the Harbors and Marine Board in 1914.

William Brett and George Hall, with the marine board cautioning both said masters to be more careful for the future.

The Chair and vice-Chairs are elected by the Marine Board member organizations.

The Marine Board comprises three layers of governance:

Although some reports state that 55 persons lost their lives, the NSW marine board of inquiry listed 31 as the correct number.

When, in 1860, these various posts were absorbed into a newly-established Marine Board, Douglas was appointed its first president.

Later in 1942, a Marine Board of Inquiry exonerated all the crew members of any wrongdoing.

The first formal recommendation to construct the lighthouse was made by the Newcastle Marine Board, just prior to its abolition, in 1897.

The marine board found evidence of violation of various navigation laws on the parts of the master and pilot of the Capricorn.

In Fiji, marine boards are established under the Marine Act to conduct enquiries.

In 1888, he was appointed President of the Marine Board as well as Collector of Customs.

He was later a member of the State Marine Board and National Labor Relations Board.

The Chair and vice-Chairs do not represent their organizations at the Marine Board ExCom.

In the wake of the Marine Board report, and the newspaper's investigation, the Coast Guard dramatically changed its inspection and oversight procedures.

The USCG Marine board concluded that the few damaged clamps were probably the only ones fastened.

The Coast Guard Marine Board of Investigation found that the Bradley sank from excessive hogging stresses.

The Board is the highest level of governance and makes decisions on activities, strategic directions and operational principles of the Marine Board.

The name of the town honours a Warden of the Marine Board, Andrew Sinclair Neill.

In 1859 he was mayor of Belfast and was also some time a member of the Belfast Local Marine Board.

The Victorian Government has established the Marine Board of Victoria to perform the functions of a court of marine inquiry.