Regulations for the Navy Part I
Central Regulations · 1957117 provisions
The enactment
| Type | Regulations |
|---|---|
| Year | 1957 |
| Jurisdiction | Central |
| Ministry | Ministry of Defence |
| Status | In force as published by the source |
| Provisions published | 117 |
| Subjects | defence |
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- Section 3 Instructions to Captains 40 Section I
- Section 5 The Engineering Department 76 Section I
- Section 6 The Electrical Department 93 Section I
- Section 8 The Medical Department 108 Section I
- Section 13 Navigation and Direction 152 Section I
- Section 14 Instructions to Gunnery Officer 174 Section I
- Section 24 Officers
- Section 30 Conveyance of Passengers, Mail, Cargo etc. 299 Section I
- Section 43 Tests, Trials, Surveys and Maintenance of Material 403 Section I
- Section 44 Repairs, Defects, Docking, Alterations and Additions 424 Section I
- Section 0108 Eligibility for Recruitment. (1) In order to be eligible for recruitment to the Indian Navy, a person must either be
- Section 0122 Public Receptions in Honour of I.N. Personnel. (1) Whenever a Senior officer of the Indian Navy is invited to accept a public reception, he shall, before accepting it, ensure that
- Section 0135 Explanation of Terms. In the construction of these regulations, unless there be something in the context or subject matter repugnant to, or inconsistent with, such construction th…
- Section 0215 Musters and Inspections. (10 He shall muster and inspect every ship placed under his orders as follows
- Section 0228 Towing Operations by Naval Ships/Tugs. (1) When a vessel is to be towed by a Naval ship/tug on a Sea passage, the Administrative Authority of the area in which the vessel likes sh…
- Section 0230 Aid to Civil Authorities. (1) The Naval forces may be called upon to perform any of the following duties in aid of civil authorities
- Section 0271 Some relevant provisions of the Merchant Shipping Act 1958
- Section 0335 Completion Report. The Captain of a newly commissioned Ship shall Sign the following returns before leaving the port at which the ship was fitted out
- Section 0373 (1) The Ship’s Mail officer, assisted by his staff, shall carry out the following duties
- Section 0506 Duties When Absent. In the absence of any of the staff officers, designated in the preceding regulations, their duties shall be undertaken, as far as possible, by the officers ind…
- Section 0512 Duties of the Engineer Officer. The Engineer officer of ship or submarine, as head of the engineering department, is responsible to the Commanding officer for
- Section 0550 Classification of Speed and Power. (1) The following classification of the power to be used on various occasions shall be adopted
- Section 0625 Definition of Weapons Systems. The Weapon System of a ship will consist of the electrical, electronic, hydraulic and mechanical equipment associated with the gunnery, missiles and…
- Section 0626 Weapon Maintenance Officer. (1) The Weapon Maintenance officer is responsible to the Electrical officer for the following
- Section 0705 The Logistics Officer
- Section 0706 The Logistics Officer
- Section 0707 The Logistics Officer
- Section 0708 The Logistics Officer
- Section 0709 The Logistics Officer
- Section 0710 The Logistics Officer
- Section 0711 Logistics Officers of Air Stations and Carriers. In addition to the normal Logistics duties, the Logistics officers of an air station or carrier has the following specific functio…
- Section 0712 Change of Logistics Officers. In transferring charge, the provisions of regulation 1008 shall be carefully observed by both the incoming and out going Logistics officers and the f…
- Section 0719 Logistics Staff
- Section 0801 (1) The Medical Branch of the Navy is composed of
- Section 0805 Medical Officer. The duties of Medical officer of a ship/establishment are
- Section 0841 (1) The Nursing services is Maintained for
- Section 0848 Hospitals. Sailors sent to hospitals for indoor treatment are to take with them
- Section 0902 (1) The Education Branch is responsible for the following
- Section 1027 Taking Charge and Handing Over the Watch. (1) On every occasion before taking charge of a watch in harbour he shall ascertain the following information from the officer he is reli…
- Section 1102 Aviation. (1) In addition to his responsibilities under regulation 1101 the Anti-Submarine Warfare officer in aircraft carriers and at Air Stations is responsible, in conjunction…
- Section 1104 Responsibilities of A.S.W. Officer. The Anti-Submarine Warfare officer, under the Captain shall
- Section 1113 General Duties. (1) The Special Duties (ASW) officer is responsible to the ASW officer or, when no specialist ASW officer is borne, to the officer nominated by the Captain to perf…
- Section 1319 Warning Radar. (1) The Officer responsible for the Action Information Organisation (regulation 1318) is responsible for the uise of all warning radar, which includes
- Section 1320 Aircraft Direction. (1) The Direction officer is responsible to the Captain for
- Section 1401 General Duties. (1) The Gunnery officer is responsible to the Captain for
- Section 1403 Training. (1) He is responsible
- Section 1404 Guidance. He shall be guided by the policy and drill laid down in the various publications, which should include
- Section 1412 When borne for Fire Control Duties. (1) He is responsible to the Gunnery officer of Ships’ gunnery weapons as follows
- Section 1413 When borne/nominated for Explosive Accounting Duties. (1) He is responsible to the Gunnery officer for ship’s gunnery weapons as follows
- Section 1417 (1) He is responsible to the Gunnery officer
- Section 1502 Duties of signal communication Officer. The Signal Communication officer’s responsibilities can be grouped into ten main categories. These are
- Section 1505 Electronic Warfare. In addition to the responsibilities in Regulation 1503, the Signal Communication officer is responsible to the command for the conduct of all other aspects of…
- Section 1506 Provision and Operation of Radio circuits manned by the Signal Communication Department: The Signal Communication officer is responsible
- Section 1510 Administration of Signal Communication Department. The Signal Communication officer is responsible to the command for the following
- Section 1511 Aviation. The Signal Communication officer is responsible for
- Section 1725 Inflatable life rafts equipment requires periodic servicing. The procedure is set out in BR 1977
- Section 1733 In the absence of the Shipwright officer, or when no Shipwright officer is borne, his duties are to be undertaken as follows
- Section 1802 Duties-Staff P.T. Officer. When appointed for physical training duties on the staff of a Senior Officer, he shall assist Flag, Commanding and Divisional officers in the provision…
- Section 1903 Provost Officers and Sailors
- Section 2103 Duties of Flight Commander. (1) The Flight commander of a helicopter flight is responsible as follows
- Section 2104 Duties of Squadron Senior Pilot. The Squadron Senior Pilot is responsible to the Squadron Commander for the
- Section 2105 Duties of Squadron Senior Observer. The Squadron Senior Observer is responsible to the Squadron Commander for
- Section 2106 Duties of Squadron Air Warfare Instructor (AWI) The squadron AWI is responsible to the Squadron Commander through the senior pilot for
- Section 2107 Duties of Squadron Qualified Flying Instructor. The squadron qualified flying instructor is responsible to the Squadron Commander through the senior pilots for
- Section 2108 Duties of Squadron Qualified Navigation Instructor. The squadron qualified navigation instructor is responsible to the Squadron Commander through the senior observer for
- Section 2109 Duties pf Squadron Senior Flight Engineer. The squadron senior flight engineer is responsible to the Squadron Commander for
- Section 2110 Duties of Lieutenant Commander (Flying). (1) Lieutenant commander (Flying) is responsible to Commander (Air) for
- Section 2111 Duties of Mirror Control Officer Afloat. The Mirror Control officer will act as the second flight deck officer and is responsible to the Lieutenant Commander (Flying) for
- Section 2112 Duties of flight Deck Officer. The Flight Deck officer is responsible to Lieutenant Commander (Flying) for
- Section 2113 Duties of Hangar Control Officer. (1) The Hangar Control Officer in a carrier is responsible to lieutenant Commander (Flying) for
- Section 2114 Duties of Senior Air Traffic Control Officer. The Senior Air Traffic control officer is responsible to Commander (Air) for
- Section 2115 Duties of Lieutenant Commander (Operations). (1) The Lieutenant Commander (Operations) is responsible to the Commander (Air) for
- Section 2116 Duties of Naval Air Intelligence Officer. The Naval Air Intelligence officer is responsible to the Lieutenant Commander (Operations) for
- Section 2118 Duties of Fire and Assistant Passive Defence Officer at an Air Station. (1) The Fire and Assistant Passive Defence officer is responsible to the Commander (Air) at an air station…
- Section 2119 Duties of Carrier Borne Ground Liaison Officer. Carrier Borne Ground Liaison officer is responsible to the Commander (Air) both afloat and ashore for
- Section 2121 Duty Flights-Naval Personnel. (1) Flights in service aircraft by Naval personnel are to be encouraged, Such flights will be regarded as duty flights when the personnel concerned a…
- Section 2124 Flights by Foreign Personnel in Naval Aircraft and Naval Personnel in Foreign Aircraft. (1) A Commanding officer not below the rank of Captain may, at his discretion and subject t…
- Section 2137 Responsibilities of Air Weapons Maintenance Officer. (1) The Air Weapons Maintenance officer is responsible
- Section 2201 Meteorological and Oceanological Services. (1) The Object of the Meteorological and Oceanological services of the Indian Navy is to provide necessary Meteorological and Oceanologi…
- Section 2202 Meteorological and Oceanological Information. (1) Meteorological and Oceanological information normally issued by Naval METOC officers is divided into following categories
- Section 2203 Meteorological and Oceanlogical Organisation. (1) The Meteorological and Oceanological organisation in the Navy is as follows
- Section 2305 Purpose of photographic organisation. The Photogrphic orgnisation is provided for
- Section 2306 CHAPTER 24 OFFICERS - SPECIALSATION ND COURSES Section Regulations I. General 2401
- Section 2403 Divisional and Management Courses. Divisional and Management course are to be given to the officers as follows
- Section 2409 Authorised Courses of Instruction. The following are authorised courses of instruction in India
- Section 2416 Blank SECTION III
- Section 2419 Education Branch. (1) Based on their basic qualifications, officers from the Education Branch may be selected for any one of the following specialist courses
- Section 2501 Identity Cards
- Section 2524 Divisional Officer’s Record Sheet (IN 703)/Additional Sheet for form IN 703 (IN 703A). (1) The Divisional officer’s Record Sheet (IN 703) contains the following particulars
- Section 2627 Disposal of Medals on Death in Service. The medals of an officer or sailor dying in service, whether issued before or after his death, shall be disposed of as follows
- Section 2636 Sarvottam Yudh Seva Medal, Uttam Yudh Seva Medal, Yudh Seva Medal. (1) The decoration shall be awarded for distinguished service during war/conflict/hostilities. The extent of dis…
- Section 2637 (1) Param Vishisht Seva Medal, Ati Vishisht Seva Medal, Vishisht Seva Medal shall be awarded for distinguished service. The extent of distinguished service to determine the award…
- Section 2638 Effective date of Awards. The effective date of an awarde shall be determined as follows
- Section 2642 Campaign and Commemorative Stars and Medals
- Section 2644 Order of Precedence of Awards. The Order of precedence of various awards is follows
- Section 2714 Closing of Bars and Pantries. (1) The bars and pantries in officers mess rooms shall be closed latest by the following times
- Section 2724 (1) Officers taking passage or embarked for duty shall mess as follows
- Section 2726 Allocation OF Cabins. (1) The allocation of officer’s in IN ships will be governed by the following order
- Section 2728 Provisions for Berthing and Messing. (1) A return showing the details of accommodation available for officers and sailors is to be rendered as follows
- Section 2803 System. The Business of a canteen in an IN ship may be conducted by
- Section 2812 Where Stocks of goods are Held. The following regulations shall be observed in connection with funds, such as book stalls, or canteens run on the service system, which involve the…
- Section 3007 Passage of Sailors by Sea
- Section 3013 Medical Attendance. (1) When a service Medical officer is appointed as senior Medical officer in medical charge of service personnel embarked, he shall also be medically responsib…
- Section 3214 Overstaying leave
- Section 3311 List of Central Government (Civil) Law Officers who may be consulted by the chief of the Naval Staff and Administrative Authorities on matters of civil law are as given below
- Section 3401 Security Classification. In this Chapter them term “Classified” shall be read as including “Restricted”, “Confidential”, “Secret” and “Top Secret”. These authorised security class…
- Section 3403 Official Information. (1) All members of the Naval service are forbidden
- Section 3407 Incidents Liable to Parliamentary or Press Comment
- Section 3614 Mines
- Section 3709 Description of Officers and Sailors. (1) The following methods are to be used to described officers in correspondence and signals
- Section 3918 Maintenance of Sailors Uniform
- Section 4002 Band Engagements. (1) Types of Band Engagements. The band engagements normally fall into the following categories
- Section 4003 Inspection of Bands. The aspects to be covered during inspection of bands by the Director of Music/Musician officers will be as follows
- Section 4305 Periodic Survey. Periodic hull surveys are to be conducted
- Section 4306 Types of Hull Structure Survey. (1) Surface Ships. Types of hull survey carried out in each refit is as follows
- Section 4407 Weapon Equipment Including Associated Radars, Sonars, Fire Control Systems (FCS) etc
- Section 4431 (1) An Alteration and Addition (A’s & A’s) beings out changes or improvement in the operational performance, design, availability,. Habitability of ships and shall be defined as a…
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