As part of the new maritime regulations, the new Division 240, which came into force on 1 January 2008, will be replaced by the new Division 240 er as of May 2015, some changes are to be taken into account in terms of the compulsory equipment of the boat. Indeed, fixed VHF is required from the mid-shore provisioning (from 6 miles) from 1 er january 2017. To be able to operate the radio, it is necessary to have the associated skills, i.e. to have :
- the CRR (Radiotelephony Restricted Certificate); or
- either the pleasure craft licence
To help you make the right choice, we have devoted a special feature to the RRC and the different types of permits. You will find all the necessary information: for which navigation, for which use, the terms and conditions etc. that will guide you in your choice.
Enjoy your reading!
1 - All you need to know about Restricted Radiotelephony Certificate (CRR)
2 - All you need to know about boating licence coastal option
3 - All you need to know about yachting licence coastal option offshore extension
4 - All you need to know about boating licence inland waterways option
5 - All you need to know about boating licence inland waterways option superyacht option
