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ways to prevent pollution by ships - communication procedures
Procedures for communication shall include
a) Information, requests, complaints etc., from interested parties including cargo owners, port facilities, and residents close to port
b) Information on new environmental aspects
c) Occurrence of environmental accidents including those by other companies
d) Information on the establishment or amendment of any legal regulations
e) Requirements of public agencies
Vessels, too, should communicate any of the above issues without delaying the shore authority, if they are privy to such knowledge.
Internal and external information shall be recorded in the Record of Communication and Handling of Environmental Information.
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