Lloyd’s Register has shared a report with the sector that covers the IMO and ILO requirements and summarizes all the regulations.
Lloyd’s Register has published a report evaluating changes to be made to mandatory legal regulations and related instruments, and all regulations can be viewed at once.
The report is 5 sections.
Part 1: Accepted IMO and ILO regulations in transition period
Part 2: Accepted regulations that enter in force in the future
Part 3: IMO and ILO regulations that are still being developed
Part 4: IMO and ILO requirements that may occur in the future
Part 5: Changes made to previous regulations
In order to handle the report in a practical way according to the reader’s needs, the “Time Line” and then “Tables” sections are included in the introduction section.
5,6 and 7 of the ”Time Lines” report. It is located on its pages and provides easy access via hyperlink to the regulations evaluated as important in this report.
As an example-Safety Regulations “Time Line”
“Tables” consists of 4 tables and provides access to the following with the reference numbers used in the report.
Table-1: For New Ships: Accepted corrections that are coming into force
Table:2 For New Ships: Possible regulations that may come into force in the future
Table-3: For Existing Ships: Accepted corrections that are coming into force
Table:4: For Existing Ships: Possible regulations that may come into force in the future
You can reach the “LR Future IMO and ILO Legistlation” report from the link.; https://www.lr.org/en/imo-meeting-reports/
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14.04.2023
