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Index

A

• Aids to navigation services
  - Great Barrier Reef and Torres Strait
  - Strategic Plan

• AMSA Board of Directors
  - Chairman’s report
  - Members
  - Meeting attendance

• AMSA business
  - Business Continuity Planning
  - Corporate structure
  - Employee assistance program
  - Employment arrangements
  - Environment Management System (EMS)
  - Environment Performance report
  - Expenditure
  - Financial overview
  - Financial and human resource system
  - Fraud control
  - Freedom of information statement
  - Human resources report
  - Information services
  - Occupational health and safety
  - Offices location
  - Outcomes and Outputs
  - Publications
  - Regulatory Plan
  - Report of Operations
  - Revenue
  - Risk management
  - Role of AMSA
  - Security policies and procedures
  - Service Charter Report
  - Staffing
  - Statement of Governance
  - Workforce planning

• Asia-Pacific (Tokyo) MOU on Port State Control

• Automatic Identification System (AIS)

• Australian and New Zealand Safe Boating Education Group

• Australian Maritime Group (AMG) 35-36

B

• Ballast water management

• Bulk Cargoes Code

• Bulk carrier safety

• Business Continuity Planning in AMSA

C

• Chairman’s Report

• Charterers and cargo owners role in ship safety

• Coastal pilotage regulation 2

• Coastal Vessel Traffic (VTS) Service in Great Barrier Reef

• Community Service Obligation Funding (CSO)

• Corporate structure

• Cospas-Sarsat satellite system

D

• Dangerous goods

• Disability Strategy Report in AMSA

• Distress beacons

E

• Emergency towage capacity in Great Barrier Reef

• Employee Assistance Program in AMSA

• Employment arrangements in AMSA

• Environment Management System in AMSA

• Environment Performance Report

• Environmental protection
  - standards
  - monitoring

• Expenditure by AMSA

F

• Fatigue management
  - Coastal pilots
  - Seafarers

• Financial and human resource system in AMSA

• Financial Statements of AMSA

• Financial summary

• Fishing vessel safety

• Floating Production, Storage and Offloading (FPSO) unit

• Floating Storage Unit (FSU)

• Focused ship inspection campaign

• Fraud control in AMSA

• Freedom of information statement

G

• Governance in AMSA

• Greenhouse gas emission from ships

• Great Barrier Reef protection measures
  - ship safety measures
  - coastal pilotage measures
  - aids to navigation measures

H

• High risk ships identification

• High Speed Craft

I

• Information Services
  - Ship inspection database
  - Ship inspection data sharing
  - Information Services in AMSA

• Inmarsat C satellite system

• Indian Ocean MOU on Port State Contro

• International Association of Marine Aids to Navigation and Lighthouse Authorities

• International Maritime Organization (IMO)
  - Highlights of AMSA involvement
  - AMSA involvement
  - Council and Assembly

• International Safety Management (ISM) Code

• International Conventions
  - Civil Liability for Bunker Oil Pollution Damage
  - Control and Management of Ships’ Ballast Water
  - Control of Harmful Anti-fouling Systems on Ships
  - Preparedness, Response and Cooperation to Pollution
  - Prevention of Pollution from Ships MARPOL)
  - Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS)
  - Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping (STCW)
  - International Fund for Compensation for Oil Pollution Damage

• Inter-Governmental Agreement
  - National Plan to Combat Pollution
  - Search and Rescue Arrangements

• International Guidelines on Places of Refuge for Ships

• International Ship and Port Security (ISPS) Code

L

• Levy revenue of AMSA

M

• Marine Orders by AMSA

• Marine pollution incidents

• Marine qualifications

• Maritime security

• Marine surveyors in AMSA

N

• National Marine Safety Committee

• National Maritime Place of Refuge Guidelines

• National Oceans Office (NOO)

• National Plan Management Committee

• National Plan Operations Group

• National Plan to Combat Pollution of the Sea by Oil and Other Noxious and Hazardous Substances

• National Standard for Commercial Vessels

• Navigational Services Advisory Committee (NSAC)

O

• Occupational health and safety
  - Maritime industry
  - Occupational health and safety in AMSA

• Oceans Policy

• Offices of AMSA

• Operating environment
  - ship safety standards
  - Ship safety monitoring
  - Pollution response
  - Aids to navigation
  - Search and rescue
  - Corporate services

• Oral seafarer examination standards

• Organisational structure

• Outcomes and Outputs of AMSA

P

• Particularly Sensitive Sea Area in Torres Strait

• Passenger ship safety

• Performance review
  - Ship safety standards
  - Ship safety monitoring
  - Marine pollution response

• Aids to navigation
  - Search and rescue

• Places of Refuge for damaged and disabled ships
  - International guidelines
  - National guidelines

• Pollution preparedness and response

• Port State Control Report 2003

• Publications by AMSA

Q

• Qualifications of seafarers

R

• Register of Australian Ships

• Regulatory Plan

• Report of Operations

• Risk management
  - Ship safety inspections
  - Processes in AMSA

• REEFREP Great Barrier Reef and Torres Strait Ship Reporting System

S

• Search and Rescue
  - distress beacons
  - Inter-governmental agreement
  - National Search and Rescue Council
  - remote locations
  - search and rescue
  - Search and Rescue Units (SRUs)
  - training

• Security
  - maritime security
  - Security policies and procedures in AMSA

• Service charter report

• Sewage from ships

• Shipping registration

• Ship safety
  - compliance monitoring
  - standards

• Single hull tankers

• South Pacific Regional Environment Program (SPREP)

• State and Territory cooperation
  - ship safety
  - marine qualifications
  - maritime security
  - place of refuge guidelines for ships
  - National Plan marine pollution committees

• Staffing in AMSA

T

• Tanker safet

• Tokyo MOU on Port State Control

• Torres Strait protection measures

• Training and development in AMSA

W

• White List STCW compliance

• Wing in Ground Craft

• Workforce planning

 

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