11 Log-book and record keeping
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11 Log-book and record keeping

 The ship from which the tender is operating should maintain a log of the tender operations with information such as:

  • .1 arrival/departure time at both ends;

  • .2 passenger count; and

  • .3 details of any other significant event.

Parent topic: Operational Guidance
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