USCG Clarifies Safer Seas Act Compliance in New MSIB Update
The U.S. Department of Defense has released the Neuauflage des MSIB 13-2023, Change 1, which includes a Frequently Asked Questions section addressing compliance with the Safer Seas Act. Issued on December 29, 2023, this update aims to clarify the act's requirements and enforce its provisions.
The U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) has taken a serious stance on the Safer Seas Act compliance and enforcement. The recently issued Maritime Safety Information Bulletin (MSIB) 13-2023, Change 1, reflects this commitment. The updated MSIB includes a FAQ section that addresses common queries about the act, aiming to dispel any confusion and promote understanding.
The USCG's answers in the updated MSIB indicate a strict interpretation of the Safer Seas Act's statues. The agency seeks to ensure that all parties involved in maritime activities are well-informed and adhering to the act's provisions.
The USCG's latest MSIB update underscores its dedication to enforcing the Safer Seas Act. With the inclusion of a FAQ section, the agency hopes to foster better compliance and understanding of the act's requirements among the maritime community.
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