Resolution 7 - Establishment of Appropriate Measures to Enhance the Security of Ships, Port Facilities, MODUs on Location and Fixed and Floating Platforms – (Adopted on 12 December 2002)
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Resolution 7 - Establishment of Appropriate Measures to Enhance the Security of Ships, Port Facilities, MODUs on Location and Fixed and Floating Platforms – (Adopted on 12 December 2002)

  Establishment of Appropriate Measures to Enhance the Security of Ships, Port Facilities, Mobile Offshore Drilling Units on Location and Fixed and Floating Platforms not Covered by Chapter XI-2 of the 1974 SOLAS Convention

Parent topic: SOLAS/CONF.5 - Resolutions of the Conference of Contracting Governments to the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea, 1974 – (December 2002)
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