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16.—(1) The Secretary of State may request a Contracting State other than the United Kingdom to carry out a relevant survey of a United Kingdom NLS ship.
(2) If a Contracting State which has received a request under paragraph (1) is satisfied that the relevant requirements as notified by the Secretary of State have been complied with in respect of that ship, that State must—
(a)issue or authorise the issue of a relevant NLS certificate in respect of that ship; or
(b)endorse, or authorise the endorsement of, an existing relevant certificate.
(3) Where a relevant NLS certificate is issued or endorsed in accordance with paragraph (2)—
(a)the Secretary of State is to be treated as the Certifying Authority in relation to that NLS certificate; and
(b)any reference in these Regulations to the Certifying Authority that issued a certificate is, in the case of a certificate to which this regulation applies, to be treated as a reference to the Secretary of State.
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