NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 134

25 AUGUST 2011

Conditions and Requirements

Within the designated area defined above, the following conditions and requirements apply:

1. No vessel may enter the area known as the Viaduct Basin, except with the specific approval of the Harbourmaster, or persons acting under delegated authority from the Harbourmaster.

2. Only authorised commercial vessels, or other vessels authorised by the Harbourmaster, may enter the Auckland ferry terminal basin between Princes Wharf and Queens Wharf, and extending 50 metres north from the northern end of each wharf.

3. The Auckland Harbourmaster’s Direction 3-07, which applies to the Auckland ferry terminal basin (or Down Town ferry terminal basin), applies at all times.
   This Direction is available at www.arc.govt.nz/environment/coastal-and-marine/harbourmaster/rules-and-regulations.cfm.

4. No vessel may enter the naval defence area at Devonport, as identified in Auckland Harbour Chart NZ5322, unless authorised by the Royal New Zealand Navy.

5. All vessels are restricted to a maximum speed of 12 knots.

6. No vessel under 500 gross tonnes may impede the navigation of any vessel over 500 gross tonnes.

7. No vessel is to approach, or remain, within 50 metres of any vessel over 500 tonnes which is moored or not underway at any time.

8. No person may jump, dive or swim from any wharf or structure within the permit area, unless the person has been authorised by the Harbourmaster or a member of the Police holding the powers of a constable.

Additional Restrictions

All vessels must comply with any temporary restrictions or directions issued by the Auckland Harbourmaster.

Temporary restrictions or directions will be broadcast on VHF channel 12 as soon as practicable after the restriction or direction is issued, and every hour at approximately 15 minutes past the hour while it is in force.

In addition, advice to vessels to listen to these broadcasts will be transmitted on VHF channel 16.

Hours of Operation

The declaration will apply 24 hours per day for the entire period from 1 September 2011 to 31 October 2011 inclusive.

Means of Enforcement

Compliance with the above conditions and requirements will be enforced by appointed enforcement officers, as defined in section 200B(6) of the Maritime Transport Act 1994.

The enforcement officers will be identified officers of the New Zealand Police and authorised employees of the Auckland Council acting under the direction of the Auckland Harbourmaster.

The above restrictions do not apply to vessels operated by enforcement officers in their professional capacity.

Under section 200B(5) of the Maritime Transport Act 1994, any person in charge of a ship, craft or seaplane who contravenes this notice commits an infringement offence and is liable to the relevant penalty prescribed in the Maritime Transport (Infringement Fees for Offences Relating to Major Maritime Events) Regulations 1999.

Dated at Wellington this 16th day of August 2011.

STEVEN JOYCE, Minister of Transport.

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Authorities and Other Agencies of State Notices

Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand

Civil Aviation Act 1990

Airworthiness Directives

Pursuant to section 72I(3A) of the Civil Aviation Act 1990, I, Owen Olls, Airworthiness Specialist, acting under a delegation from the Director of Civil Aviation, hereby issue the following airworthiness directives in respect of aircraft or aeronautical products.

These airworthiness directives shall come into force on 25 August 2011:

• DCA/BELL427/1
• DCA/BK117/27
• DCA/EMY/39
• DCA/HU369/18C
• DCA/HU369/20J
• DCA/HU369/23A
• DCA/HU369/31B
• DCA/HU369/35A
• DCA/HU369/44D
• DCA/HU369/96
• DCA/MBB117/32