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Ghana Maritime Security Act, 2004 (Act 675).

Section 1:(1) This Act applies to(a) the following types of ships on international voyages(i)  passenger ships, including high speed craft; and(ii) cargo s ...

Ghana Maritime Security Act, 2004 (Act 675).

Section 8:(1) Where the Authority sets any of the security levels, it shall duly provide information related to the set security level to (a) every Ghanaian shi ...

Ghana Maritime Security Act, 2004 (Act 675).

section 11: (1) A request for the completion or modification of a Declaration of Security may be lodged in writing by (a) the master of a ship, (b) the ship sec ...

Ghana Maritime Security Act, 2004 (Act 675).

section 12: (2) The master of a ship covered by an alternative security agreement may not conduct any ship-to-ship activity with a ship that is not covered by t ...

Ghana Maritime Security Act, 2004 (Act 675).

section 13 : (1) The Minister may authorise a Ghanaian ship or a group of Ghanaian ships to implement other security measures equivalent to security measures pr ...

Ghana Maritime Security Act, 2004 (Act 675).

section 15: (1) The company of a Ghanaian ship shall (a) based on the ship security assessment of that ship, develop, implement and maintain a ship security pla ...

Ghana Maritime Security Act, 2004 (Act 675).

section 16 : (1) The master and company of a Ghanaian ship shall ensure that a written approval of a ship security plan is kept on board the ship and protected ...

Ghana Maritime Security Act, 2004 (Act 675).

Section 17: (1) An application for the approval of (a) a ship security plan; or (b) an amended ship security plan shall be made in writing to the Director-Gener ...

Ghana Maritime Security Act, 2004 (Act 675).

Section 18: (1)  A ship security plan shall provide for(a) the three security levels required under this Act including details of measures to be undertaken ...

Ghana Maritime Security Act, 2004 (Act 675).

Section 19: (1) A ship security plan shall not be put into effect without the requisite written approval of the Director-General. (2) The Director-General shall ...

Ghana Maritime Security Act, 2004 (Act 675).

Section 20: (1) Where the Director-General does not approve a ship security plan within 90 days from the date of receipt of an application, under section 17, a ...

Ghana Maritime Security Act, 2004 (Act 675).

section 22: (1) The master of a Ghanaian ship shall not put out the ship for an international voyage unless (a) there is a ship security plan in force for the s ...

Ghana Maritime Security Act, 2004 (Act 675).

Section 23: (1) The company and master of a Ghanaian ship shall comply with the security levels set by this Act for the ship (a) prior to the ship's entry to a ...

Ghana Maritime Security Act, 2004 (Act 675).

Section 24: (1) For purposes of evaluating the security of a Ghanaian ship, a company of that ship shall ensure that a security assessment of the ship is carrie ...

Ghana Maritime Security Act, 2004 (Act 675).

Section 25: (1) A Ghanaian ship shall have in place and in conformity with standards set by the Director-General,(a) a ship security alert system; (b)  an ...

Ghana Maritime Security Act, 2004 (Act 675).

Section 27: (1) The company of a Ghanaian ship shall prior to the use or operation of that ship for any international voyage, ensure that there is a valid Inter ...

Ghana Maritime Security Act, 2004 (Act 675).

Section 31: Where the Director-General issues an International Ship Security Certificate to the company of a Ghanaian ship, the International Ship Security Cert ...

Ghana Maritime Security Act, 2004 (Act 675).

Section 28: An application for an International Ship Security Certificate for a ship may be made in writing by the company to the Director-General in such form ...

Ghana Maritime Security Act, 2004 (Act 675).

section 33: (1) Subject to where an International Ship Security Certificate is issued for a period of less than 5 years, the Authority may after compliance with ...

Ghana Maritime Security Act, 2004 (Act 675).

Section 35: (1)  Subject to subsections (2) and (3), if after the 1st of July, 2004 an International Ship Security Certificate has not been issued by the D ...

Ghana Maritime Security Act, 2004 (Act 675).

section 36: (1) The master and company of a ship shall ensure that the International Ship Security Certificate for that ship is kept on board the ship. (2) Wher ...

Ghana Maritime Security Act, 2004 (Act 675).

Section 37: (1) The master of a ship that intends to enter a port within the country shall prior to entry into that port, provide the Director-General with the ...

Ghana Maritime Security Act, 2004 (Act 675).

Section 41: Where a control measure is imposed under subsection (1) of section 39, or action is taken under section 42, the Director-General shall,(a) with resp ...

Ghana Maritime Security Act, 2004 (Act 675).

Section 47: (1) Where a ship is detained under subsection (1) (c) of section 39, a company of the ship shall pay to the Authority (a)  costs for the detent ...

Ghana Maritime Security Act, 2004 (Act 675).

Section 61: (1) A person shall not without reasonable excuse, or without the written permission of the ship security officer or the port facility security offic ...

Ghana Maritime Security Act, 2004 (Act 675).

section 65: (1) Where a person refuses to have (a) his or her person screened or searched; or (b) his or her baggage screened or searched by an authorised perso ...

Ghana Maritime Security Act, 2004 (Act 675).

Section 66: (1) A police officer may, without a warrant, (a) search a person; (b) search a person's baggage; (c) detain a person for purposes of a search; or (d ...

Ghana Maritime Security Act, 2004 (Act 675).

Section 71A: (1) The owner of a Ghanaian ship shall ensure that an automatic identification system is fitted on board the ship in accordance with the requiremen ...

Ghana Maritime Security Act, 2004 (Act 675).

Section 71B: (1) The owner of a Ghanaian ship shall ensure that the ship is permanently marked with the ship's identification number in accordance with regulati ...

Ghana Maritime Security Act, 2004 (Act 675).

Section 71C: (1) The owner of a Ghanaian ship shall ensure that the ship carries a continuous synopsis record in accordance with regulation 5 of Chapter XI-l of ...

Ghana Maritime Security Act, 2004 (Act 675).

Section 71D: (1) The owner of a Ghanaian ship shall ensure that the ship is fitted with a ship security alert system in accordance with regulation 6 of Chapter ...