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MEPC 43/4

ANNEX 4

APPLICATION CONCEPTS

APPLICATION CONCEPT 1

Unless expressly provided otherwise, the Regulations of this [Annex/Convention] apply to all ships* that carry ballast water.

Exemptions:
1 Ships operating solely within waters which are under the jurisdiction of a single State;
  2 Ships entitled to sovereign immunity ( as per MARPOL 73/78, article 3(3));
  3 Ships exempted by the destination port State (to the extent exempted);
  4 Ships exempted by a regional agreement (to the extent exempted).

APPLICATION CONCEPT 2

Unless expressly provided otherwise, the Regulations of this [Annex/Convention] apply to all ships* that carry ballast water and which may operate in or voyage to waters under the jurisdiction of a port State which has declared that it requires these regulations to apply.

Exemptions:
1 Ships operating solely within waters which are under the jurisdiction of a single State;
  2 Ships entitled to sovereign immunity ( as per MARPOL 73178, article 3(3));
  3 Ships exempted by the destination port State (to the extent exempted);
  4 Ships exempted by a regional agreement (to the extent exempted).

 

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* As per MARPOL 73/78 definition

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MEPC 43/4

ANNEX 5

SAFETY REGULATION
Text proposed by Greece:

SAFETY REGULATION

1    When a ship is engaged in a ballast management procedure required by regulation 4, all the necessary considerations and precautions shall be observed in order the safety of the ship, its crew, or its passengers to be ensured.

2    Ships which conduct ballast water exchange shall strictly observe the following safety considerations:


  ・  Maintenance of adequate intact stability
  ・  Hull girder bending moments and shear forces within permissible limits
  ・  Torsional stresses Wave induced hull vibration
  ・  Sloshing caused by resonance with ship motion
  ・  Minimum/maximum forward and aft draughts
  ・  Minimum/maximum trim by stem
  ・  Structural strength or stability problems due to added weight
  ・  Avoidance of over-stressing of cargo securing Arrangements
  ・  Avoidance of over and under-pressurization of ballast tanks
  ・  Excessive pumping capacity
  ・  Ballast tanks air pipes proper design
  ・  Assessment of the adequacy of the sounding arrangements
  ・  Admissible weather conditions
  ・  Personnel safety
  ・  Reduced human operator performance
  ・  (others to be developed)


3    Any requirement on a ship relating to ballast management options mentioned in reg 4(1)(a) shall be waived where the ship's ballast water management plan indicates it is unsafe or the master otherwise reasonably determines that undertaking such an operation would jeopardize the safety of the ship, its crew or its passengers. The master shall record the reason for not undertaking ballast water exchange in the ship's log.

4    When none of the ballast management options mentioned in reg 4(1)(a) can be undertaken due to safety reasons, the ship shall inform port State authorities, prior to entering a sea area under its jurisdiction provided that the port State has notified the Organization of its desire to receive such information.

    

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