Statutory Documents - IMO Publications and Documents - Circulars - Maritime Safety Committee - MSC/Circular.1079 – Guidelines for Preparing Plans for Co-operation between Search and Rescue Services and Passenger Ships - (in accordance with SOLAS regulation V/7.3) – (Adopted on 10 July 2003) - Annex - Guidelines for Preparing Plans for Co-operation between Search and Rescue Services and Passenger Ships - (in accordance with SOLAS regulation V/7.3) - 10 Keeping the co-operation plan up-to-date
10 Keeping the co-operation plan up-to-date
10.1 The information contained in each SAR co-operation plan should be kept up-to-date. Review, updating and auditing of the SAR co-operation plan should be conducted as part of the safety management system required by the ISM Code.
10.2 SAR service and SAR data provider information contained in each SAR co-operation plan should be reviewed, updated and audited in a similar way.
10.3 The International SAR Co-operation Plans Index should also be kept up-to-date. It is the SAR data provider's responsibility to ensure that this is done. SAR data providers should, therefore, check whether any amendments made to the co-operation plan affect the Index entry and, if so, should proceed in accordance with section 8 above.
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