What Article 114² regulates
Article 114² of the Code of Administrative Offences of Georgia establishes liability for breaches of the border regime rules in the internal sea waters and the territorial sea of Georgia. The norm concerns small craft, berthing points and economic activity at sea — everything connected with the special regime extending over the water part of the state border. Freedom of movement at sea is not absolute: in the interests of border protection, navigational safety and human life, the law attaches clear rules to going out to sea, berthing and the use of craft, and a breach of those rules entails financial liability.
The norm directly concerns three circles of persons: first, owners and users of small craft, including those who use a jet-ski or a yacht in the summer season; second, owners and managers of berthing points; and third, persons and companies engaged in economic, fishing or search activity at sea. For each of these circles the article applies a different part, which is why the amount of the fine cannot be understood from a single number — the element actually committed must first be established. This is precisely why it is important to read each tier separately and compare it with your own situation.