Criminal Code Warning: this is not an official translation. Under all circumstances the original text in Dutch language of the Criminal Code (Wetboek van Strafrecht) prevails

2.   The provision of (3°) shall not apply if the insubordination did not follow.  
Section 401 
The terms of imprisonment prescribed in sections 386, 389, 395-397 and 400 may be increased by 
one third, if the offender of any of the offences defined in these sections is a ship’s officer.  
Section 402 
A master of a Dutch ship who, with the intention of benefitting himself or another unlawfully or of 
concealing such benefit, either sells the ship, borrows money against the value of the ship, its 
appurtenances or its stores, or sells or pledges property on board the ship or items of the ship's stores, 
or declares fictitious damages or expenses, or fails to ensure that the ship's logbooks are kept on 
board in accordance with the statutory regulations or, upon abandoning ship, fails to ensure that the 
ship's papers are salvaged, shall be liable to a term of imprisonment not exceeding six years or a fine 
of the fourth category. 
Section 403 
A master of a Dutch ship who, with the intention of benefitting himself or another unlawfully or of 
concealing such benefit, deviate
s from the ship’s course, shall be liable to a term of imprisonment not 
exceeding three years or a fine of the fourth category. 
Section 404 [Repealed as of 13-08-1973]