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Owners/Operators of Indonesian-Flagged Vessels Mandated to Meet International Seaworthiness Requirements

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The Director-General of Sea Transportation at the Ministry of Transportation ("Director-General") has introduced various supervision measures that relate to the fulfillment of seaworthiness requirements by Indonesian-flagged vessels that embark on overseas voyages ("Vessels") through the issuance of Circular No. 1 of 2024 ("Circular 1/2024"), which has been in force since 4 January 2024.
Harbourmasters and port authority officers are responsible for disseminating relevant information and supervising the compliance of Vessel owners with seaworthiness requirements. In this regard, Circular 1/2024 has introduced a number of obligations that apply to said Vessel owners, including: 1) Ensuring that all Vessels are in compliance with seaworthiness requirements, as featured under relevant international conventions; 2) Confirming that Vessels are operated by competent crew members in line with their specific roles; 3) Engaging in the periodic monitoring of Vessel conditions in order to ensure the fulfillment of relevant seaworthiness requirements every quarter at the least; 4) Ensuring that any human resources who are employed meet knowledge and skills requirements, as set out under relevant laws and regulations; and 5) Ensuring that no Vessels embark on overseas voyages if their planned routes have not been officially designated for sailing without first securing prior approvals from the Director-General.
In addition to the above obligations, Circular 1/2024 also applies to several recognized organizations, as well as domestic and foreign classification agencies. Said bodies are required to comply with various obligations that, at their core, aim to ensure that all surveyors are equipped with up-to-date skills and knowledge regarding national and international seaworthiness requirements, can complete surveys and can disseminate the updated seaworthiness requirements to Vessel owners. In this regard, said parties are required to inform or report to the Director-General any Vessels that they discover that have been detained by statutory authorities and/or that fail to comply with international seaworthiness requirements.

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The Director-General of Sea Transportation at the Ministry of Transportation ("Director-General") has introduced various supervision measures that relate to the fulfillment of seaworthiness requirements by Indonesian-flagged vessels that embark on overseas voyages ("Vessels") through the issuance of Circular No. 1 of 2024 ("Circular 1/2024"), which has been in force since 4 January 2024.
Harbourmasters and port authority officers are responsible for disseminating relevant information and supervising the compliance of Vessel owners with seaworthiness requirements. In this regard, Circular 1/2024 has introduced a number of obligations that apply to said Vessel owners, including: 1) Ensuring that all Vessels are in compliance with seaworthiness requirements, as featured under relevant international conventions; 2) Confirming that Vessels are operated by competent crew members in line with their specific roles; 3) Engaging in the periodic monitoring of Vessel conditions in order to ensure the fulfillment of relevant seaworthiness requirements every quarter at the least; 4) Ensuring that any human resources who are employed meet knowledge and skills requirements, as set out under relevant laws and regulations; and 5) Ensuring that no Vessels embark on overseas voyages if their planned routes have not been officially designated for sailing without first securing prior approvals from the Director-General.
In addition to the above obligations, Circular 1/2024 also applies to several recognized organizations, as well as domestic and foreign classification agencies. Said bodies are required to comply with various obligations that, at their core, aim to ensure that all surveyors are equipped with up-to-date skills and knowledge regarding national and international seaworthiness requirements, can complete surveys and can disseminate the updated seaworthiness requirements to Vessel owners. In this regard, said parties are required to inform or report to the Director-General any Vessels that they discover that have been detained by statutory authorities and/or that fail to comply with international seaworthiness requirements.

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