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【法规编号】 61532 什么是编号？
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第4页 CAP 313R SHIPPING AND PORT CONTROL (PLEASURE VESSELS) (CERTIFICATES OF COMPETENCY) RULES
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[接上页] 3. Punctuality 3.1. Candidates must appear punctually for the examination at the time appointed. 3.2. A candidate who does not appear punctually for the examination at the time appointed will be regarded as having failed the examination and will forfeit the examination fee unless he produces a medical certificate or other satisfactory evidence of his inability to attend the examination. 4. Fees 4.1. The fees payable for sitting an examination and for the grant of a certificate are those prescribed by the Merchant Shipping (Fees) Regulations (Cap 281 sub. leg.). 5. Cancellation of Examination 5.1. A candidate may cancel or postpone the taking of an examination by advising the examiner in writing at least 3 days before the day appointed for the examination. Subject to regulation 11A of the Merchant Shipping (Fees) Regulations (Cap 281 sub. leg.), any fee paid in respect of such cancelled or postponed examination shall either be refunded to the candidate or, if he so requests, be held to his credit for a future examination. Only one postponement of an examination will be permitted unless there are exceptional circumstances warranting a second postponement. 5.2. In any case where an examination is cancelled or postponed other than in accordance with paragraph 5.1, the fees will not be refunded. 6. Strangers not admitted 6.1. No persons other than candidates and those whose duties require them to be present will be allowed in the examination room during the examination. 7. Loose Paper and Books 7.1. Before the examination begins, the examiner will ensure that the tables and desks are cleared of all scraps of paper and books (other than those permitted in the examination room). 8. Leaving Room 8.1. Candidates who have completed the examination may surrender both question and answer papers to the examiner and request permission to leave the examination room. A candidate who fails to surrender both papers will be regarded as having failed the examination. 9. Silence 9.1. Silence must be observed in the examination room. 10. Penalty for Copying 10.1. Any candidate who is discovered- (a) referring to an unauthorized book or paper; (b) copying from another person; (c) giving assistance or information to another person; (d) accepting assistance or information from another person; (e) communicating in any way with any person other than the examiner; (f) making a copy of any part of the question paper to take out of the examination room; or (g) damaging or defacing the question paper, during the course of an examination will be regarded as having failed the examination and will not be allowed to present himself for re-examination for a period of 6 months.10.2. A candidate who contravenes paragraph 10.1 on more than one occasion will not be allowed to present himself for re-examination until 12 months have elapsed from the date of the last contravention. 11. Penalty for Breach of Rules 11.1. Where the Director is satisfied that a candidate has contravened these rules, or has been guilty of insolence to an examiner, or of disorderly or improper conduct in or about the examination room, the Director may postpone the candidate's examination, or, if the candidate has attempted the examination, he will be considered to have failed and will not be accepted for re-examination for such period as may be decided by the Director. 12. Issue of Certificates after Examination 12.1. Candidates will receive a letter advising them of their success or failure. Successful candidates will be notified when their certificate is available for issue at the Marine Department Examination Centre. The letter should be produced when requesting the certificate, or in the case of unsuccessful candidates when making application for a further examination. 13. Examination 13.1. An examination will be conducted in English or Chinese according to the requirements of the candidate. (Enacted 1986) Cap 313R Sched 3 ELIGIBILITY FOR EXAMINATION [rule 6] Pleasure Vessel Master Grade II A candidate must- (a) be not less than 18 years of age; and (b) have passed the sight test within the previous 12 months. (See below) Pleasure Vessel Master Grade I A candidate must- (a) be not less than 21 years of age; (b) hold a valid local certificate of competency as Pleasure Vessel Master Grade II; and (c) have passed the sight test within the previous 12 months. (See below) Pleasure Vessel Engineer Grade II A candidate must be not less than 18 years of age. Pleasure Vessel Engineer Grade I A candidate must- (a) be not less than 21 years of age; and (b) hold a valid local certificate of competency as Pleasure Vessel Engineer Grade II endorsed for the type of engine on which he elects to be examined. Sight Test Candidates for a pleasure vessel certificate of competency as Master must pass a sight test for form vision and colour vision. Spectacles or contact lenses may be worn during the test. Any candidate who fails the colour vision test will have his certificate of competency endorsed "Valid for use between sunrise and sunset only". |
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