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Working in partnership with government, industry and the community, the Department for Planning and Infrastructure is responsible for marine safety, marine environment protection and coastal facilities. This section provides information on:
- marine safety for recreational boating and commercial vessels;
- navigation aids and advice on navigable waters including removing / placing of objects;
- nautical charts, tides, waves, and notices to mariners;
- Australian Builder's Plate, BoatCode, commercial vessel surveys and jetty licensing;
- Certificates of Competency and Recreational Skipper's Ticket;
- oil pollution and management of coastal erosion;
- boat ramps, jetties, moorings and regional / metropolitan boat harbours; and
- coastal facilities planning and development.
What's new | | 09/05/2008: 65 new large boat pen licences to be allocated by public ballot | Licences for 65 new recreational boat pens at Fremantle Fishing Boat harbour will be allocated by public ballot in June.
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Date | Previous news | | 09/05/2008 | State Government funding for Pilbara boating facilities
More than $241,000 has been allocated by the State Government to improve two recreational boating facilities in the Pilbara this year.
See more information or read the media statement. | | 30/04/2008 | Exmouth residents invited to consider options for boat harbour expansion
Exmouth residents are being given an opportunity to guide the potential future expansion and development of the town's increasingly busy boat harbour.
See more information or read the media statement. | | 24/04/2008 | New Marine information website
This section has recently been redesigned to help you find what you're looking for. The Marine information website now contains better information, publications and guidelines. We welcome your feedback
See more information. | | 01/04/2008 | Skippers need safety ticket from today
From today, the Recreational Skipper''s Ticket (RST) is required for those operating recreational vessels in Western Australia.
See more information or read the media statement. | | See news archives |
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