(a)
the oil installation at Ramsay Point, Labuan, and Pavitt Point, Sandakan, and any ship at or proceeding to or from such installations from the provisions of :-
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Exemption Order 1961 is Malaysia State Subsidiary Legislation, cited as State Subsidiary Legislation 1961 1961, currently marked in force and first recorded in 1961.
PETROLEUM ORDINANCE
(No. 21 of 1960)
EXEMPTION ORDER, 1961
Opening note
the oil installation at Ramsay Point, Labuan, and Pavitt Point, Sandakan, and any ship at or proceeding to or from such installations from the provisions of :-
section 5 of the Ordinance;
subsection (2) of section 9 of the Ordinance only for the discharging or loading in bulk of dangerous petroleum from or to tank steamers;
any vessel which is carrying a quantity of dangerous petroleum not in excess of 50 gallons or of non dangerous petroleum not in excess of 200 gallons, from the provisions of the Ordinance and the Petroleum
Rules.
any vessel of 15 NRT or less from the provisions of paragraph (c) of rule 32 of the Petroleum Rules if such vessel is fitted with an efficient bulkhead between the engine space and the space intended for the carriage of petroleum.
any vessel possessing a valid certificate of fitness to carry petroleum issued by any authority outside North
Borneo, which the Director of Marine deems competent to issue such a certificate, from the provisions of rule 33 of the Petroleum Rules so far as the conditions of the certificate permit.
Dated at Jesselton, this 22nd day of September, 1961.
A. M. GRIER,
Acting Chief Secretary.
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Petroleum (Exemption Order 1961)
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