船舶法则和SOLAS-MLC2006.pdf

Ship Statutory and SOLAS 3-1 MLC 2006 – Brief Introduction The Maritime Labour Convention 2006 The Maritime Labour Convention (MLC 2006) was adopted by ILO in February 2006 Tripartite consultation GOVERNMENT ILC participation from 106 Countries ILO EMPLOYER EMPLOYEE 318 delegates 314 voted for, no vote against the convention and only two countries (4 delegates) abstained “MLC 2006 provides comprehensive rights and protection at work for the worlds more than 1.2 million seafarers”. /public/english/standards/norm/mlc2006/ 2 The Maritime Labour Convention 2006 Safety at sea and for seafarers SOLAS MARPOL STCW MLC 2006 MLC 2006 as the 4th pillar in the international maritime regulation 3 Entry into Force Status Entry into force one year after ratification by at least: 30 ILO member states, and 33 % of world tonnage Status today ILO work and coordination PMoU requirements for PSC 4 MLC Status Ratifications: Liberia, Marshall Islands, Bahamas, Panama Norway Spain Croatia Bosnia Herzegovina EU coordination and work Estimated entry into force 2011 5 MLC and DMLC All ships 500 tons and above in international trade will need: Maritime Labour Certificate (MLC) and Declaration of M