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    • Licence and registration for motor boats and personal water craft
    • How to register a motor boat or personal water craft
    • Personal water craft rules and safety
    • Required safety equipment for recreational boats
    • Safe boating rules and information
    • Marine communications
    • Handling and operating a boat
    • Trip checklists and tips
    • Motor boat and personal water craft registration check
    • Incidents on the water
  • Facilities and moorings
    • Facilities across Tasmania
    • Infrastructure funding
    • Tasmanian mooring rules
    • Applying for a new mooring
    • Buying an existing mooring
    • Change of vessel details on a mooring
    • Mooring maintenance
    • Repair and maintenance of vessels on moorings
    • MAST public cruising moorings
    • MAST GIS – Moorings and Aids to Navigation (AtoNs)
  • Paddle, rowing and novel craft
    • Paddle craft
    • Rowing
    • Novel craft
    • Operating in Port Areas
  • Using Tasmanian waterways
    • Navigation rules
    • Prohibited zones
    • Speed limits
    • Bridge transits
    • Aquatic events and designated ski areas
    • Lake Barrington
    • Cruising Tasmania
    • Marine farming
  • Commercial vessels and ports
    • Commercial vessels in Tasmanian waters
    • Operational Areas – Commercial Vessels
    • Commercial vessel and operations fees and forms
    • 5-knot zone Sullivans Cove
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    • MAST Commercial Bulletin
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Policies and legislation

You can find corporate documents, applicable legislation and our complaints handling policy here.

MAST legislation

The Marine and Safety Authority Act 1997 and all Statutory Rules (Regulations) can be accessed on the Tasmanian Legislation website. Marine and Safety Tasmania By-Laws are available on this website.

MAST reports and strategic documents

Access MAST's annual reports and strategic documents.

Right to Information

The Right to Information Act 2009 commenced on 1 July 2010 and provides for greater access to information held by government bodies.

Personal Information Protection

Protecting your personal information.

MAST Misconduct Complaints Handling Policy

Objective and purpose of MAST’s Misconduct Complaints Handling Policy (the Policy) The objective of this Policy is to minimise damage to MAST’s reputation and to protect employees, the public, and…

Complaints Handling Policy

MAST is committed to maintaining its transparency and responsiveness to the needs and concerns of our clients and the public.

Public Interest Disclosure Act

Marine and Safety Tasmania (MAST) is committed to the aims and objectives of the Public Interest Disclosures Act 2002 (the Act).
Marine and Safety Tasmania
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Navigation
  • Recreational boating and personal water craft
  • Facilities and moorings
  • Paddle, rowing and novel craft
  • Using Tasmanian waterways
  • Commercial vessels and ports
  • Policies and legislation
Quick links
  • Forms and fees
  • Check the status of your boating services
  • Find a facility
  • Notices to Mariners and latest MAST news
  • How do I obtain a motor boat licence
  • Access myServiceTas
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