Oil in navigable Waters Ordinance (Cap. 204). Country/Territory Grenada Document type Legislation Date 1928 (1934) Source FAO, FAOLEX Original source Official publication (Collection of Laws), pp. 2654-2659. Long titleAn Ordinance to make provision against the discharge or escape of oil into the territorial waters of the Colony. Subject Sea, Environment gen. Keyword Marine pollution Inspection Oil pollution Offences/penalties Geographical area Americas, Caribbean, Latin America and the Caribbean, North Atlantic, Small Island Developing States Abstract The Ordinance shall apply to any vessel that is capable of carrying in bulk, more than twenty-five tons of oil, or if not fitted to carry in bulk, more than five tons of oil (sect. 2). The Ordinance applies to territorial waters of Grenada. Section 3 prescribes a penalty for discharge of oil. It shall not be lawful to transfer oil from or to any vessel at night (sect. 4). There shall be kept a record for every vessel involved in transfer of oil (sect. 5). The Financial Secretary may appoint public officers for purposes of inspection under section 8. Section 9 makes provision for legal proceedings in relation with offences. (9 sections) Full text English