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Laggard states risk maritime safety

by Lloyd's List Australia — last modified Aug 17, 2010 04:16 PM

The glacial pace at which some IMO member states ratify key conventions is a serious threat to safety and security, writes RICHARD MEADE

ON AVERAGE, it is taking seven and a half years for international shipping legislation to enter into force following adoption by a government. While this glacial pace is by no means the slowest on the international stage, the figure has...

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