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The following regulations apply to all yachts when racing and all boat owners are recommended to maintain similar standards or better, when cruising. Yachts may be inspected at any time and may be asked to complete an inspection at the end of any race. If a yacht should decline to have an inspection that yacht will automatically be disqualified from the race and may not enter another race until such time as an inspection has been completed.

YNZ Regulations up to Category 4 (as per Handbook)

These regulations include the following minimum requirements:

Anchor and Warp with 6m chain (2)

Bucket with lanyard (2)

Charts

Cockpit Drains and Seacocks or Valves on every through Hull opening

Compass

Flares - 2 x Parachute, 2 x Hand and 2 x Smoke

Fire Extinguishers (2)

First Aid Kit and Manual

Flashlights and Batteries

Foghorn

Fuel Tanks have vents and shutoff valves

Lead Line or Depth Sounder

Lifebuoy

Lifejackets (approved type) 1 for each crew member

Lifelines, Stanchions and Pulpit installed

Manual Bilge Pump

Name of Yacht displayed on each side of Hull, in 5Omm lettering

Navigation Lights

Registration Number of yacht on relevant sails

Suitable Sails capable of taking the yacht to Windward, in Heavy Weather

Splashboards, Coamings, etc to minimise seawater access to the interior

Toilet or Fitted Bucket

Tools and Spare Parts, including a Hacksaw with 6 Blades, or Boltcutters

Water in tanks or Suitable Containers

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