Examples of using Port state in English and their translations into Polish
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Directive 2009/16/EC on port state control.
Such appropriate measures could be measures provided for by port State control activities.
In writing.- Port State Measures are an important tool in the fight against illegal,
Outcome of the port State control inspections(Deficiencies: Yes or No, detentions Yes or No);
the flag State and, as appropriate, the port State shall take all necessary steps to ensure the well-being of the crew regardless of their nationality.
Maritime Labour Convention/ Flag state and port state responsibilities- COM(2012) 129+134 final- TEN/488- Ms Bredima.
A port State has the right
Number of inspectors working on their behalf on port State inspection in accordance with this Directive.
Council Directive 95/21/EC of 19 June 1995 on port State control of shipping OJ L 157, 7.7.1995, p.
When taking such measures a port State shall not discriminate in form or in fact against the vessels of any State. .
On matters covered by the Maritime Labour Convention, the competent authority shall also inform forthwith the appropriate shipowners and seafarers' organisations in the port State in which the inspection was carried out.
Identification of the body which has inspected the ship under Port State control provisions and dates of the inspections;
A port State may, inter alia,
Competent authority” means a maritime authority responsible for port State control in accordance with this Directive.
The port authorities: they will play a greater role in improving port State control, in particular through the exchange of information between ports
Number of inspectors acting on their behalf in the framework of port State control of shipping.
An inspection at anchor by the port State may be the only way to inspect these ships.
In particular, the legal framework allows for a port State control inspection to be replaced by a Directive 1999/35/EC survey.
It was in response to calls from the international community for create a binding international instrument on minimum standards for port state measures.
The licences could also be included on the list of certificates which are to be checked regularly by port state control as part of pre-existing obligations.