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Merchant Shipping (Port State Control) Regulations 2011 (SI 2011/2601)

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08 November 2011
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Implement Council Dir 2009/16/EC on port State control to strengthen control of foreign flagged ships calling at UK ports in order to reduce the risk they pose to health, safety or the environment.
Commencement date
24 November 2011
 
Enabling Power

European Communities Act 1972, s 2(2), Sch 2, para 1A; Merchant Shipping Act 1995, ss 85,86

 
Summary

The Directive introduces a risk based scheme of inspection, strengthens powers to exclude ships which are persistently sub-standard and requires port authorities to provide information on actual times of ship arrivals and departures to support the European Commission

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