The Merchant Shipping (Maritime Labour Convention) (Minimum Requirements for Seafarers etc.) Regulations 2014
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SCHEDULE 4 Information to be included in an abandonment security document
Regulation 53Q 1. The information to be included in an abandonment security document is— (a) the name of the ship to which the abandonment security relates; (b) the port of registry of the ship; (c) the call sign of the ship; (d) the International Maritime Organisation number of the ship; (e) the name and address of the abandonment security provider; (f) the contact details of the point of contact at the abandonment security provider responsible for handling seafarers’ abandonment claims; (g) the name of the shipowner, or of the registered owner if different from the shipowner; (h) the period of validity of the abandonment security; (i) a declaration from the abandonment security provider that the abandonment security meets the requirements of standard A2.5.2 of the MLC.
SCHEDULE 4 Information to be included in an abandonment security document
Regulation 53Q 1. The information to be included in an abandonment security document is— (a) the name of the ship to which the abandonment security relates; (b) the port of registry of the ship; (c) the call sign of the ship; (d) the International Maritime Organisation number of the ship; (e) the name and address of the abandonment security provider; (f) the contact details of the point of contact at the abandonment security provider responsible for handling seafarers’ abandonment claims; (g) the name of the shipowner, or of the registered owner if different from the shipowner; (h) the period of validity of the abandonment security; (i) a declaration from the abandonment security provider that the abandonment security meets the requirements of standard A2.5.2 of the MLC.
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