199 Mariners
Employment Rights Act 1996 (1996 c 18) | Legislation

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(1)     Sections 1 to 7, [Parts 2 and 2B] and sections 86 to 91 do not apply to a person employed as a seaman in a ship registered in the United Kingdom under a crew agreement the provisions and form of which are of a kind approved by the Secretary of State [or an agreement specified in regulations under section 32(a) of the Merchant Shipping Act 1995].

(2)     Sections 8 to 10, Part III, sections 44, 45, 47, [47C, [47E,] [47EA,] [47F,] [Part 5B, sections] 50 to 57B] and 61 to 63, [Parts] [VIA to VIIIB], sections 92 and

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