13 Period of Validity and Renewal of Licence
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13 Period of Validity and Renewal of Licence

  13.1 Licences shall be subject to re-validation every three years for persons up to 63 years of age and annually for persons 63 years of age and over. Re-validation will be subject to the holder having proof that he or she has had, in the case of persons up to 63 years of age, at least 45 days service and in the case of persons 63 years of age and over, at least 15 days service, in vessels for which the licence is valid during that time. Revalidation is also subject to the submission of a medical certificate in accordance with regulation IX/14.

  13.2 Applicants unable to provide proof of service required by IX/13.1 shall satisfy the Administration of continued professional competence through test or re-examination

  13.3 A licence shall only remain valid so long as the person to whom it is issued holds a valid medical fitness certificate.


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