中华人民共和国船舶登记条例（二）

such termination.

　　If the ship is bareboat chartered overseas， the shipowner shall， in addition， submit a certificate issued by the ship registration authority at the charterer's place of business to the effect that the ship's nationality has been deleted or that the ship's nationality will be deleted immediately at such time as the ship is registered anew.

　　The Ship Registration Administration at the port of registry， having approved of the application， shall delete the registration of bareboat charter in the Certificate of Registration of Ship's Ownership and the Register of Ships， and return to the shipowner the original Certificate of Ship's Nationality.

　　Article 44 In case a ship is bareboat chartered， the charterer shall， within 15 days after the expiration or termination of the bareboat charter， apply to the Ship Registration Administration at the port of registry for registration of deletion by submitting the bareboat charter party or the document evidencing such termination.

　　If the ship is bareboat chartered from overseas， the Provisional Certificate of Nationality shall be submitted as well.

　　The Ship Registration Administration at the port of registry， having approved of the application， shall delete the ship's registration of bareboat charter in the Register of Ship， withdraw the Provisional Certificate of Nationality， and issue a certificate of deletion of the bareboat charter and a certificate of deletion of the Provisional Certificate of the Ship's Nationality.

　　Chapter VIII Renewal and Re-issue of Certificate of Registration of Ship's Ownership and Certificate of Ship's Nationality

　　Article 45 The shipowner of a ship shall， within 1 year prior to the expiration of the Certificate of Ship's Nationality， apply to the Ship Registration Administration at the port of registry for the renewal of the certificate by submitting the Certificate of Ship's Nationality and the valid technical certificates.

　　Article 46 In case the Certificate of Registration of Ship's Ownership or the Certificate of Ship's Nationality of a ship is fouled， d

amaged or rendered useless， the shipowner shall apply to the Ship Registration Administration at the port of registry for the re-issue of the certificate.

　　Article 47 In case the Certificate of Registration of Ship's Ownership or the Certificate of Ship's Nationality of a ship is lost， the shipowner shall apply to the Ship Registration Administration at the port of registry for the re-issue of the certificate by stating the reasons in writing and submitting the appropriate document as evidence.

　　The Ship Registration Administration at the port of registry shall make an announcement in the local newspaper that the lost certificate is null and void.

　　Article 48 In case the Certificate of Ship's Nationality is found lost， fouled or damaged in a foreign country， the shipowner shall apply to the local Embassy or Consulate of the People's Republic of China for a Provisional Certificate of Ship's Nationality， but shall， as soon as the ship arrives at the first Chinese port， apply to the Ship Registration Administration at the port of registry for the re-issue of the Certificate of Ship's Nationality.

　　Chapter IX Legal Liability

　　Article 49 A ship that forges the nationality of the People's Republic of China and illegally flies the flag of the People's Republic of China during navigation shall be confiscated by the Ship Registration Administration according to relevant laws.

　　The provisions of the above paragraph shall be applicable to a Chinese ship that forges a foreign nationality and illegally flies the flag of a foreign country during navigation.

　　Article 50 In case a ship conceals its registration made at home or overseas which results in dual nationality， the Ship Registration Administration at the port of registry shall delete the Certificate of Ship's Nationality and impose the following penalties varying from deferent case：

　　（1） A fine of RMB 2000.00 up to RMB 10000.00 yuan for a ship of 500 tons gross tonnage or below；

　　（2） A fine of RMB 10000.00 up to RMB 50000.00 yuan for a ship of 501——1000 tons gross tonnage；

　　（3） A fine of RMB 50000.00 up to 200000.00 yuan for a ship of 10001 tons gross tonnage or above.

　　Article 51 The Ship Registration Administration at the port of registry shall， according to the seriousness of the case， punish any of the following violations against these Regulations by giving a warning， and imposing a fine of 50% of the amounts specified for ships of different gross tonnage as set out in Article 50， or withdrawing the ship's registration certificates：

　　（1） Concealing the real facts and providing false information for registration；

　　（2） Concealing the fact of registration and resulting in dual registration；

　　（3） Forging or making alteration to certificates of ship's registration.

　　Article 52 The Ship Registration Administration shall order those who fail to apply for the alteration or deletion of registration under these Regulations or those who use expired certificates of nationality and provisional certificate of nationality to go through the formalities for the registration concerned， and if the case is serious， may impose a fine of 10% of the amounts specified for ships of different tonnage as set out in Article 50 of these Regulations.

　　Article 53 The Ship Registration Administration at the port of registry shall order those who violate these Regulations by employing foreign seafarers without authorization or using a funnel mark or company flag already registered by others to rectify， and shall impose a fine of 10% of the amounts specified for ships of different gross tonnage as set out in Article 50 of these Regulations against those who refuse to rectify， and， if the case is serious， shall withdraw the Certificate of Ship's Nationality or the Provisional Certificate of Ship's Nationality.

　　Article 54 Any of those working in the Ship Registra

tion Administration who abuses his power， practises graft， ignores his duty， or grossly neglects his responsibilities shall be punished by the Administration； if the case is so serious that a crime is committed， the criminal liability shall be inflicted upon the offender in accordance with the law.

　　Article 55 A person or party concerned who refuses to accept the actions taken by the Ship Registration Administration may apply for a review of the case or bring the case before the court in accordance with the provisions of relevant laws or administrative regulations.

　　Chapter X Supplementary Provisions

　　Article 56 For the purpose of these Regulations：

　　（1） “Ship” means any self-propelled or non-self-propelled vessel and any other mobile unit on water with the exception of life boats and life rafts equipped on board ships and boats or rafts of less than 5 meters in length；

　　（2） “Fishery ship” means any vessel engaged in fishing or any vessel belonging to the fishing industry and serving the purpose of fishery；

　　（3） “Service ship” means any vessel serving the administrative purposes of the Government.

　　Article 57 With the exception of service ships， ship registration fees shall be levied by the Ship Registration Administration in accordance with the relevant rules. The fee levels and management rules concerning the levy of ship registration fees shall be formulated by the financial department and the department in charge of commodity prices under the State Council in consultation with the competent authority of transport and communications under the State Council.

　　Article 58 The forms of the Register of Ships， the Certificate of Ship's Nationality， the Provisional Certificate of Ship's Nationality， the Certificate of Registration of Ship's Ownership， the Certificate of Registration of Ship's Mortgage， the Certificate of Registration of Bareboat Charter， the applications and other certificates shall be solely formulated by the Harbour Superintendency Administration of the People's Republic of China.

　　Article 59 These Regulations shall enter into force on January 1， 1995

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