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Cónaidhm Gníomhairí Loingis na hÉireann
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Irish Shipping Agents Association
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Déanann an tAcht Loingis Tráchtála (Fiosrú Taismeach Muirí), 2000 agus Rialacháin na gComhphobal Eorpach (Loingeas Trádála) (Fiosrú Timpistí), 2011 foráil d’imscrúdú ag an mBord um Imscrúdú Taismí Muirí (BITM) ar thaismigh mhuirí a thiteann amach in uiscí na hÉireann nó ina mbíonn baint ag árthaí cláraithe Éireannacha.
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The Merchant Shipping (Investigation of Marine Casualties) Act 2000 and the European Communities (Merchant Shipping) (Investigation of Accidents) Regulations 2011 provide for the investigation by the Marine Casualty Investigation Board (MCIB) into marine casualties that take place in Irish waters or involve Irish registered vessels.
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Clúdaíonn Rialacháin Loingis Cheannaíochta (Árthaigh Áineasa Liánta go Meicniúil) (Sábháilteacht), 2001 agus Rialacháin Loingis Cheannaíochta (Árthaigh Áineasa) (Seaicéid Tharrthála agus Oibríocht) (Sábháilteacht) , 2004 úsáid trealamh sábháilteachta ar aon árthach áineasa atá liánta go meicniúil.
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The use of safety equipment on any mechanically-propelled pleasure craft is covered by the Merchant Shipping (Mechanically Propelled Pleasure Craft) (Safety) Regulations, 2001 and the Merchant Shipping (Pleasure Craft) (Lifejackets and Operation) (Safety) Regulations 2004. This includes motorboats, powerboats, fast powerboats (those than can travel at a speed of 17 knots) and personal watercraft, commonly referred to as jet skis. Read more about personal protective equipment on pleasure craft here .