6.5 Dangerous and polluting cargoes
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6.5 Dangerous and polluting cargoes

 Ships carrying dangerous or polluting cargoes and bound to or from any port within the ship reporting area must comply with the international and national regulations. The ship reporting system does not relieve ships masters of their responsibility to give the nationally required reports and information to any other relevant authorities. Discharges of oil and ship-generated waste is monitored by the authority. Ships causing pollution within the area can be prosecuted and fined.

Parent topic: 6 Relevant rules and regulations in force in the area of the system
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