Port (Fees) Regulations 2008 (GN No. 199 of 2008). Country/Territory Mauritius Document type Regulation Date 2008 Source FAO, FAOLEX Original source Legal Supplement to the Government Gazette of Mauritius No. 46 of 6th June 1981. Subject Fisheries, Sea Keyword Landing Fishery management and conservation Transshipment Royalties/fees Harbour Navigation Geographical area Africa, Eastern Africa, Indian Ocean, Small Island Developing States Abstract These Regulations, made by the Mauritius Ports Authority under section 65 of the Ports Act 1998, require (a) a vessel’s agent, in respect of a vessel which puts in the port or outer port for the discharge and loading of cargo or for any other purpose, to pay the fees specified in the First Schedule and (b) every person who - (i) hires equipment, harbour craft or a gangway from the Authority; (ii) operates a vessel within the port or outer port; (iii) is issued with an access pass; (iv) uses the services of the Port Emergency and Environment Unit of the Authority; (v) uses other services of the Authority, to pay the charges specified in the Second Schedule. Fees are specified for the unloading and transshipment of cargo including fish. A locally registered vessel shall be entitled to a rebate of 20 percent of all the chargeable rates specified in the First Schedule except for the chargeable rates mentioned at paragraph (4) and the composite charge for small fishing vessels. Full text English Website www.mauport.com References - Legislation Implements Ports Act. Legislation | Mauritius | 1998 (2004) Keyword: Marine pollution, Navigation, Institution, Harbour, Oil pollution Source: FAO, FAOLEX