hull cleaning definition

hull cleaning means the cleaning of the hull and other external surfaces of a vessel to remove marine organisms that may be attached to or living on that hull or external surface;
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hull cleaning means any activity including niche areas, undertaken to maintain and clean an underwater part of a vessel, including a rig, whilst in port’s waters (“wet activity”).
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