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Default ASA question #342 (part 1)

For pleasure craft, this isn't an issue. This is for a commercial vessel.

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"Donal" wrote in message
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"Capt. JG" wrote in message
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Ok... nobody seems to have gotten it... how about the Emergency Check-off
List... it has to be posted, not just aboard.



What the heck happened to the "freedom of the seas"?

You claim to be a democracy, and yet you won't let a man get into his boat
to do a bit of sailing without an "Emergency Check-off List"?

There was more freedom under Stalin(if you didn't go outside the 12 mile
limit).


Regards


Donal
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