|
|
| | | Navigate the Atlas:  | |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| | | Implementation, Control and Coordination |
| |
Text-only Printer-friendly version
| | Port State Control - Survey and Certification - Audit | | |  IMO was established to adopt legislation and Governments are responsible for implementing them. When a Government accepts an IMO Convention it agrees to make it part of its own national law and to enforce it just like any other law. The problem is that some countries lack the expertise, experience and resources necessary to do this properly.
There is demonstrated statistical evidence, when analysing the casualty rates or the port
State control detentions of the ships in relation with their respective flags, that a highly significant difference exists between the performances of States with a substantial and organized maritime safety Administration, manned with experienced ship surveyors, and other ones that are not in a position to properly fulfil the different tasks and responsibilities of the flag State in relation to safety certification of ships.
See More... | | | | |
 | | | | |
|
|
979 Topics - 5229 Related Knowledge - 11257 Members - 47 Editors |
freeMem:142,173,056 totMem:438,763,520 reqNum:1112021 openSessions:0 generationTime:2013/05/24 10:36:13 |
E-Mail Topic link