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	CDNN :: Enhanced diver safety bad for bottom line says Cayman Islands scuba promoter Powered by CDNN - CYBER DIVER News Network by CLIODHNA DOHERTY Local tourism promoter, condo developer and dive Ocean Frontiers dive boat operator Steve Broadbelt wants authorities in the Cayman Islands to continue ignoring basic dive boat safety procedures accepted at popular dive destinations throughout the world. CAYMAN ISLANDS (1 May 2008) — The Cayman Islands Tourism Association's Watersports Committee would like to see a regulation changed that currently requires a look–out on board boats when divers are in the water. A regulation under the Port Authority Law states: "At least one person shall remain on board and act as lookout on any dive–boat or other vessel whilst divers therefrom are down." CITA Watersports Chairman Stephen Broadbelt said in an emailed statement to the Caymanian Compass: "This regulation had remained dormant for decades and for good reason"... Go to CDNN News Report >>> What CDNN readers are saying about 'Enhanced diver safety bad for bottom line says Cayman Islands scuba promoter' 08-06-30 Gina C - Need help: My husband died diving with Red Sail - Caymans... 08-06-30 Betty - No excuses for safety lapses in the Caymans... 08-06-04 Michael D - Steve Broadbelt is destroying scuba diving in the Caymans... 08-05-29 Terry - Now I understand why divers are dying in the Caymans... 08-05-23 Doug - How can dive safety be bad for the bottom line in the Caymans?   CDNN NEWS HEADLINES
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