Partial Revision of the Merchant Shipping (Minimum Standards) Convention, 1976 (No. 147)
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THE THESIS
This document details the revisions made to the International Labour Organization's Convention No. 147 concerning minimum standards for merchant ships. The revision addresses contemporary issues in maritime labor and safety, aiming to update the original 1976 convention to reflect current international standards and practices. It outlines specific amendments concerning working conditions, crew welfare, and the responsibilities of flag states and port states in enforcing these standards.
THE SCOPE MAP
- What You Will Find:
- Revised articles of the Merchant Shipping (Minimum Standards) Convention, 1976 (No. 147).
- Specific amendments concerning ship safety, living and working conditions for seafarers.
- Provisions related to the inspection and enforcement of standards by port states.
- Considerations for the implementation of the revised convention by member states.
- Explanations of the rationale behind the proposed changes.
THE AUTHORITY PERSPECTIVE
This document represents a formal revision of an international convention, indicating its reception is within the framework of international legal and maritime governance bodies. The amendments are designed to enhance the protection and welfare of seafarers by updating existing regulations to meet contemporary maritime industry challenges. Its adoption and implementation by member states would signify its acceptance as a current standard in international maritime law.
Page Count:
19
Publication Date:
1996-01-01
ISBN-10:
9221099040
Non-Fiction
Law
Maritime law
