GL: Canadian Poop

[allen]

> My issue is with the method of prevention required. I read the laws as 
> saying you have to disconnect the head discharge hoses

Also, many smaller boats are equipped with Porta-Potties, which would seem 
to be far better than a bucket, and which can be emptied anywhere there is a 
toilet.

Has anyone any idea what kind of fines, if any there are for mere possession 
of a Porta Potty on  a boat?

Seems to me that it would be hard to prove it was in use on the boat and not 
merely in transit if not attached to the boat.

If attached, would it be considered to meet the requirements for possession 
and consumption of liquor on board while moored or anchored?  It seems to me 
that many small recreational fishing boats and pocket cruisers have them on 
board and a tiny bar sink and alcohol stove so they qualify as a party boat.

Seems to me that these are two different laws, and the definitions might 
vary between them?

allen
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