Attuazione della direttiva 2013/38/UE recante la modifica della direttiva 2009/16/CE relativa al controllo dello stato di approdo. (15G00080) | 15G00080 — Italy law | Esheria

Attuazione della direttiva 2013/38/UE recante la modifica della direttiva 2009/16/CE relativa al controllo dello stato di approdo. (15G00080)

This provision amends maritime inspection rules, updates several references to international conventions, and requires confidentiality for seafarers’ complaints.

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Jurisdiction
Italy
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
15G00080
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
it
Updated
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EU law implementation complaint confidentiality complaint handling compliance compliance monitoring confidentiality crew working conditions inspection inspection reporting maritime compliance maritime labour public administration regulatory compliance reporting seafarer complaints ship detention ship inspection ship inspections vessel definitions vessel inspection

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About this statute

This provision amends maritime inspection rules, updates several references to international conventions, and requires confidentiality for seafarers’ complaints. This provision sets out how inspectors must handle seafarer complaints about CLM 2006 violations, including inspections, notice to the flag state, reporting, and possible detention of the ship. The Government is empowered to issue legislative decrees to implement the directives listed in Annexes A and B, and draft decrees must be sent to the Chamber of Deputies and Senate for parliamentary opinions in the specified cases. This article defines key terms used in the decree, including conventions, the Paris MOU, inspections, competent authorities, ships, and related enforcement terms. This article applies the decree to non-Italian-flag vessels and their crews when they call at or anchor in a national port for vessel/port interface activities, with several vessel-type exclusions.