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24. Sewage may be discharged from a ship into the sea if—
(a)the sewage is discharged through and treated by a sewage treatment plant operating on the ship, which plant complies with regulation 21(1)(a),
(b)the Sewage Certificate in respect of that ship contains the test results of the sewage treatment plant, and
(c)as a result of the discharge—
(i)there are no visible floating solids, and
(ii)there is no discoloration of the water into which the sewage is discharged.
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