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USCG Ballast water management reporting and record keeping final rule goes into effect Feb. 22, 2016

2/18/2016 - Coast Guard Maritime Commons Blog - The Coast Guard reminds ship owners and operators that the final rule amending the ballast water management reporting and record keeping requirements, published on November 24, 2015 goes into effect on <

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Ballast Water Management Convention Inches Closer to Entry Into Force

IMO Briefing Feb 2, 2016 - Verification of tonnage figures for BWM Convention completed – further ratifications needed

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HK Marine Dept. Issues New Code of Practice – Using Protective Clothing and Equipment for Works on Vessels

2/2/2016 - HK MARINE DEPARTMENT NOTICE NO. 21 OF 2016
(Marine Industrial Safety)

Codes of Practices issued under Shipping and Port Control Ordinance (Cap.313)
and Merchant Shipping (Local Vessels) Ordinance (Cap.548)

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AMSA to adopt the Large Yacht Code for super yachts

2/3/2016 AMSA Media Release - From March 1, the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) will adopt the Large Yacht Code for super yachts and training vessels of 24 metres or more in length in a first for the Australian yachting community.

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Domestic shipping firms seek 25% reservation in cargo imports

At present, over 90% of India’s foreign trade by volume is carried by foreign-registered ships.

Indian shipping firms, hit by the downturn in the trade cycle, are asking that 25% of the country’s imports of crude oil, liquified petroleum gas (LPG) and dry cargo be reserved for them.

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Reminder - Application of the Bunkers Convention in Australia

The Australian Maritime Safety Authority issued Marine Notice 6/2016 reminding owners and managers of ships of more than 1000 gross tonnage arriving at or leaving an Australian port or offshore facility are required to carry an appropriate insurance certificate (‘Bunkers Certificate’) in accordance with section 15 of the Protection of the Sea (Civil Liability for Bunker Oil Pollutio

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IMF Wants A Shipping Carbon Tax

While the shipping industry is in a state of chaos the International Monetary Fund (IMF), responding to the December 2015 Paris Agreement on climate change, proposes to bleed the industry just a little by imposing a carbon tax on CO2 emissions. To quote the report's Executive Summary "Substantial amounts could also be raised from charges on international aviation and maritime fuels.

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UK Updates Ports Pre-arrival Notification Procedure

Guidance about the information which ships intending to enter a UK port must provide before arriving and being granted entry from the UK Department for Transport, Maritime & Land Transport Security
Maritime Europe & Projects Team.

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Marshall Islands Adopts New Standards for PMSCs

From our friends at MarineLink.com who did an excellent job of summarizing the RMI Marine Notice MN-2-011-39 Piracy Armed Robbery and the Use of Armed Security (Updated)

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US Coast Guard - Ballast Water Management Explained

This is the first post in a six-part series of blogs on Maritime Commons to provide updates and information about the Coast Guard’s ballast water regulations and implementation.

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