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SAMSA to host stakeholder engagements
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SAMSA to host stakeholder engagements

Stakeholder engagement on new regulations

The workshops will be held in Cape Town (13 November), Gqeberha (19 November) and Durban (27 November). Public comments on the new regulations close on 20 December.

The new regulations on the agenda include:

  • Draft Marine Pollution (BCH Code) Regulations, 2024
  • Draft Merchant Shipping (Seafarer Insurance and Labour Related Matters) Regulations 2024
  • Draft Merchant Shipping (IGC Code) Regulations, 2024
  • Life-Saving Appliances Regulations, 2024
  • Draft Merchant Shipping/Marine Pollution (IBC Code) Regulations, 2024

 

 

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