Port State Control

Content: Cover
 Half Title
 Title
 Copyright
 Dedication
 Foreword
 Preface
 Acknowledgements
 Table of Contents
 Bibliography
 Table of Abbreviations
 Table of Cases
 Table of EC Legislation
 Table of National Legislation
 Table of International Conventions
 INTRODUCTION
 1 FLAG STATE CONTROL: BACKGROUND
 1A Introduction
 1B The concept of vessel nationality
 1C Registration
 1D The concept of \"genuine link\"
 1E The United Nations Convention on Conditions for Registration of Ships (1986 UN Convention)
 1F Maritime flag
 1G Flag State control
 1H Flags of convenience 1I The creation of open registries1J Problems arising from flags of convenience
 1K Labour
 1L Economic considerations
 1M Has the flags of convenience problem been solved?
 2 THE INTERNATIONAL MARITIME ORGANIZATION (IMO)
 2A Introduction
 2B Establishment of the IMO
 2C Structure of the IMO
 2C.1 The Assembly
 2C.1(i) Conferences approved
 2C.2 The Council
 2C.3 Maritime Safety Committee (MSC)
 2C.4 Legal Committee
 2C.5 Marine Environment and Protection Committee (MEPC)
 2C.6 Technical Co-operation Committee
 2C.7 Facilitation Committee
 2C.8 Secretariat
 2D Functions of the IMO 2E Tacit acceptance2F The role of the IMO
 2F.1 Adoption of Conventions
 2F.2 Entry into force
 2F.3 Implementation
 2G The work of the subcommittee on flag State implementation
 2G.1 Code for implementation of IMO instruments
 3 PORT STATE JURISDICTION
 3A Jurisdiction in general terms
 3B Flag State jurisdiction
 3C Coastal State jurisdiction
 3C.1 Internal waters
 3C.2 Territorial sea
 3C.3 The contiguous zone
 3C.4 Exclusive economic zone
 3C.5 High seas
 3D Port State jurisdiction
 3E Foreign vessels\' access to ports and conditions of entry
 3F General terms 3G The UNCLOS provisions in connection with port State jurisdiction3H \"Applicable international rules and standards\"
 3I Application of UNCLOS provisions in port State jurisdiction cases
 3I.1 William Rodman Sellers v. Maritime Safety Inspector
 3I.2 The New Zealand Maritime Transport Act 1994 and international law
 4 INTRODUCTION TO PORT STATE CONTROL AND IMO GUIDELINES
 4A The safety net
 4B Control provisions in IMO Conventions
 4C Relevant IMO Conventions and ILO instruments
 4C.1 International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea 1974 (SOLAS 74)
 4C.1(i) The ISPS Code Requirements for companies and shipsPort facility
 Information to be made available from port facilities to ships and companies
 Requirements for ships entering a port of another contracting government (port State control inspections)
 Control of ships in port
 Ships intending to enter a port of another contracting government
 Additional provisions
 \"Clear grounds\"
 4C.2 International Convention on Load Lines 1966 (LL 66)
 4C.3 International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships, as modified by the Protocol of 1978 relating thereto (MARPOL 73/78)