What is a “passenger ship” for SOLAS certification purposes?

A ship carrying more than 12 passengers. (A passenger ship carrying fewer than 13 passengers on a voyage may operate and be certificated on that voyage as a cargo ship.)

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Who is defined by SOLAS as a “passenger”?

Which organisation has overall responsibility for carrying out statutory surveys and certification of UK ships?

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What is a “passenger ship” for SOLAS certification purposes?

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