Regulation

Danish Maritime Authority Simplifies Flagging-in, Survey Procedures

The Danish Maritime Authority has introduced policies that will make registration and survey procedures more efficient.

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US Continues Clampdown of Iranian Vessels [Updated]

Upon discovery that the National Iranian Tanker Company has reflagged some of its vessels with Tanzania and Tuvalu, the US has taken action in urging the registries to drop the vessels.

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Free Market Still Industry’s Best Option

In light of South Africa considering introducing cabotage regulations along with similar protectionist measures being adopted by China and Korea, an industry commentator has written that cabotage laws still introduce more costs than benefits.

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Red Ensign Flags Now Entitled to Register All Vessel Types

The Red Ensign flag states are now able to register vessels of all types up to 400 gross tons, following the Red Ensign Group's conference on the Isle of Man in May.

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Measuring Registry Performance within Context of Sanctions

Secretary General of the Paris MoU Richard Schiferli explains that political sanctions do not affect a registry's placement on its White, Grey, or Black List.

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Russia Reflags Syria-Bound Vessel to National Register

Russian shipmanager Femco has reflagged one of its ships back to Russia after it was last week prevented from sailing to a Syrian port.

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Greek Owner Supports EU Flag System

Thanassis Martinos of Eastern Mediterranean Maritime has proposed a European Union flag "based on a tonnage-tax regime but allowing payment of taxes in the sovereign state."

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Australia signs MoU with IMO

The Australian Maritime and Safety Authority has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the IMO on technical cooperation.

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South Africa may have yet to adopt tonnage tax regime

While South Africa has promised to introduce a tonnage tax regime in early 2013, some are skeptical of whether the country will be able to do so by that date.

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International Chamber of Shipping Advises Brussels to Maintain Current Tonnage Tax System

The International Chamber of Shipping has advised the European Union to leave its current tonnage tax regime intact and unchanged.

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