Traduction de «Loi sur les ports et la marine marchande » (Français → Anglais) :

MT: Applications by non-residents for the issue, acquisition, sale and redemption of securities not listed on the Malta Stock Exchange in local companies established, or to be established, in Malta have to be cleared by the Registrar of Companies at the Malta Financial Services Authority MFSA).This procedure does not apply to companies as defined in Article 2 of the Income Tax Act, (that is, international holding/trading companies) and to companies which own a vessel registered under the Merchant Shipping Act, and where the resident participation does not exceed 20 %.

(14) Uncertainty on the total prohibition of active TBT coatings should not be accepted at Community level; the world-wide shipping industry, which has to programme the maintenance of its ships, should be made aware clearly and on time that, as from 1 January 2008, ships bearing an active TBT coating on their hulls will no longer be allowed in Community ports.

(13) Uncertainty on the total ban of active TBT coatings cannot be accepted at Community level; the world-wide shipping industry, which has to program the maintenance of its ships, should be made aware clearly and on time that as from 1 January 2008 ships bearing an active TBT coating on their hulls will no longer be allowed in Community ports.

(13) Uncertainty on the total ban of active TBT coatings should not be accepted at Community level; the world-wide shipping industry, which has to program the maintenance of its ships, should be made aware clearly and on time that as from 1 January 2008 ships bearing an active TBT coating on their hulls will no longer be allowed in Community ports.

Whereas Spain published on 25 November 1992 a new Law on Ports and Merchant creating a special register for vessels and shipping companies which will be open initially for vessels operating in international trade only; whereas the average tonnage of the Spanish fleet operating in cabotage is small compared to the competitive fleets from other Member States, therefore, causing a cost disadvantage; whereas the operating costs of Spanish vessels in Spanish waters can be adjusted only over a period of time given the need for further revision of applicable agreements and regulations, whereas for these reasons the likely appearance of ships ...[+++]registered in other Member States' special registers may pose a serious threat to the survival of Spanish operators in the cabotage market;

The port is only equipped for repairing merchant ships, not warships and much less nuclear submarines.