(1) Any court making a formal investigation into a shipping casualty may inquire into
any charge of in competency or misconduct arising, in the course of the investigation, against any
master, mate or engineer, as well as into any charge of a wrongful act or default on his part causing
the shipping casualty.
(2) In every case in which any such charge, whether of in competency or misconduct, or of a wrongful act or default, as aforesaid, arises against any master, mate or engineer, in the course of an investigation, the court shall, before the commencement of the inquiry, cause to be furnished to him a statement of the case upon which the inquiry has been directed.
(2) In every case in which any such charge, whether of in competency or misconduct, or of a wrongful act or default, as aforesaid, arises against any master, mate or engineer, in the course of an investigation, the court shall, before the commencement of the inquiry, cause to be furnished to him a statement of the case upon which the inquiry has been directed.