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國際勞工組織2006年海事勞工公約研討會Seminar on ILO Maritime Labour Convention, 20062006年12月20日20 December 2006台北晶華酒店Grand Formosa Regent Taipei 船東的責任 Shipowners’ Liability 1. Shipowners’ Benefits of the Taiwan Flag Vessels 1.1 Ensure a level playing field between ships of countries that have ratified the MLC and ships of countries that have not ratified the MLC. 1.2 Prevent unfair competition from operators. 1.3 Ensure ships are operated safely and securely with few problems and few delays in port. 2. Shipowners’ Liabilities of the Taiwan Flag Vessels 2.1 Act in a accordance with the National Laws, Regulations, Decrees, Guidelines, Applicable Collective Bargaining Agreements and Measures in practice which are on going fully comply with the mininun mandatory requirments of the Maritime Labour Convention, 2006 of the International Labour Organization—ILO MLC 2006 2.2 To Carry on board a Maritime Labour Certificate and a Declaration of Maritime Labour Compliance, attached to the ML Certificate and an intrim ML Certificate if necessary that provides prima facie evidence in foreign ports that condition on board the ship comply with the National requiremenets of implementing the MLC. Ships that do not have a certificate are subject to Port State Control detailed inspections. 3. Present Taiwanese Laws compared with the major items required by the MLC, 2006 3.1 MLC, 2006 Title 1 Minimum requirements for seafarers to work on a ship Covered by Seafarer, Shipping, Health Insurance and Labour Law of Taiwan (i) Minimum age (ii) Medical certificates (iii) Training and qualifications (iv) Recruitment and placement (Pay placement of seafarers is prohibited ) 3.2 MLC, 2006 Title 2 Condition of employment Covered by Seafarer and Labour Law of Taiwan (i) Seafarers’ employment agreements (h) the health