OMI - 028F - 28ème Session Assemblée 2013 (résolutions 1060 à 1092)
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Access the 2013 Assembly’s resolutions (1060–1092), including updates on MARPOL special areas, ISM Code implementation, and ship identification. A must-have for maritime compliance and operations.
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- On what digital medium is this nautical chart / book stored?
- paper medium
- What is the size?
- paper medium
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- In French language
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Description détaillée
28th Assembly Session 2013 (Resolutions 1060 to 1092)
Publication in FrenchPrinted version
An Essential Reference for Maritime Professionals
This official publication compiles the critical resolutions and decisions adopted during the 28th Assembly Session of the International Maritime Organization (IMO), held from November 25 to December 4, 2013. Designed for maritime industry professionals, this document provides direct access to the regulatory updates and international standards that shape global shipping operations. With resolutions numbered 1060 to 1092, it serves as a foundational resource for compliance, policy implementation, and operational best practices in the maritime sector.
Key Regulatory Updates for the Maritime Industry
The 2013 Assembly Session introduced pivotal changes to maritime regulations, including the implementation of the IMO Instruments Implementation Code (III Code), which establishes a framework for consistent application of IMO conventions. This publication also includes revised guidelines for the International Safety Management (ISM) Code, ensuring enhanced safety and pollution prevention measures across fleets. Additionally, it covers updates to the IMO Ship Identification Number Scheme, reinforcing transparency and traceability in global shipping.
Environmental and Operational Compliance
Environmental protection remains a cornerstone of the IMO’s mission, and this document outlines the 2013 guidelines for designating special areas under MARPOL, the international convention for the prevention of pollution from ships. These guidelines provide clarity on the criteria and procedures for establishing protected zones, helping maritime stakeholders align with evolving environmental standards. The publication also addresses the implementation of the Convention on Facilitation of International Maritime Traffic (FAL Convention), streamlining documentation, procedures, and fees for ships in international trade.
A Tool for Legal and Operational Decision-Making
For maritime authorities, shipowners, and legal professionals, this publication is an indispensable tool for interpreting and applying international maritime law. It offers a comprehensive overview of the decisions made during the 28th Assembly Session, enabling stakeholders to stay ahead of regulatory changes and ensure compliance with global standards. Whether used for training, policy development, or operational planning, this document provides the clarity and precision required in a highly regulated industry.
Designed for Accessibility and Durability
Presented in a printed format, this publication is built to withstand frequent use in professional settings. Its physical durability ensures that maritime professionals can reference critical resolutions without relying on digital devices, making it ideal for onboard use, training sessions, or office consultations. While a digital version is available, the printed edition remains a preferred choice for those who value reliability and ease of access.
Stay Compliant with the Latest IMO Resolutions
Navigating the complexities of international maritime regulations requires access to authoritative and up-to-date resources. The *28th Assembly Session 2013 (Resolutions 1060 to 1092)* publication delivers the official record of decisions made during the IMO’s 28th Assembly Session, providing maritime professionals with the regulatory framework needed to ensure compliance and operational excellence. This printed edition is an indispensable tool for understanding the evolving standards that govern global shipping.
Comprehensive Coverage of Critical Resolutions
This publication includes resolutions 1060 to 1092, covering a wide range of topics essential to the maritime industry. From the implementation of the IMO Instruments Implementation Code (III Code) to the revised guidelines for the International Safety Management (ISM) Code, these resolutions address safety, environmental protection, and operational efficiency. The document also details updates to the IMO Ship Identification Number Scheme and the 2013 guidelines for designating special areas under MARPOL, ensuring that maritime stakeholders have the latest information to adapt their practices.
Built for Maritime Professionals
Weighing 1.5 kg, this printed publication is designed for durability and ease of use in professional environments. Its physical format allows for quick reference during onboard operations, training sessions, or policy development, eliminating the need for digital devices. While a digital version is available, the printed edition remains the preferred choice for those who require a reliable, tangible resource that can withstand the demands of the maritime industry.
This printed publication features a durable paper format, weighing 1.5 kg, and is presented entirely in French. It is a brand-new edition, ensuring that maritime professionals receive the most accurate and up-to-date regulatory information available.
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) is the United Nations' specialized agency responsible for regulating shipping. Established in 1948, the IMO sets global standards for safety, security, and environmental performance in the maritime industry. Its conventions and resolutions shape the operational and legal frameworks that govern international shipping, ensuring consistency and compliance across the sector.
- This publication provides direct access to the official resolutions and decisions of the IMO’s 28th Assembly Session, ensuring maritime professionals stay informed about the latest regulatory updates.
- Its printed format offers durability and convenience for frequent reference
- its comprehensive coverage of critical topics—such as the III Code, ISM Code, and MARPOL guidelines—makes it an essential resource for compliance and operational decision-making.
What is the page count for this publication?
The exact page count is not specified, but it contains resolutions 1060 to 1092 and other decisions from the 28th Assembly session.
Is the digital version compatible with all e-readers?
The digital version is in a locked format and requires the free IMO e-reader for access.
Are the resolutions in this publication legally binding?
The resolutions and decisions included are adopted by the Assembly but their legal status depends on implementation by member states.
Does this publication include updates to the ISM Code?
Yes, it includes revised guidelines on the implementation of the International Safety Management (ISM) Code by Administrations.
Can I purchase a physical copy if it’s listed as out of stock?
The paper version is currently out of stock, but a digital version is available for purchase.
What topics are covered under the MARPOL-related resolutions?
It includes the 2013 guidelines for designating special areas under MARPOL, among other maritime environmental regulations.
Is this publication suitable for legal or regulatory reference?
Yes, it serves as an official reference for resolutions and decisions adopted during the 28th Assembly session.
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