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Digital port services, connectivity, autonomy and cyber rules that change the day on board.
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Showing the items that matter most to: Port agent.
Showing the items that matter most to: Superintendent.
Source: MPA Singapore media centre·
Our summary. A release describes new submissions moving to the port's digital single window. Agents file once instead of to several agencies. A transition period runs before paper routes close.
Why it matters to you. Fewer re-keyed forms per call; the time goes back to planning the call itself.
Source: IMO media centre·
Our summary. A committee continues work on a goal-based code for maritime autonomous surface ships. It discusses remote operation centres and the role of the master. A timeline for adoption is set out.
Why it matters to you. The code keeps a person in command; plan autonomy as support for crews, not a replacement.
Source: US Coast Guard newsroom·
Our summary. Guidance explains what a cyber incident is for reporting purposes and when to report it. It gives examples for vessels and facilities. It points to the national reporting channel.
Why it matters to you. Add the reporting step to your cyber plan so the watch knows who to call and when.
Source: EMSA newsroom·
Our summary. A release describes remotely piloted aircraft used to measure ship emissions for member states. The service is extended to more coastal areas. Results support inspections, not automatic penalties.
Why it matters to you. Sulphur compliance is increasingly checked from the air; your fuel change-over records need to match.
Source: DG Shipping, India·
Our summary. A notice moves several seafarer services to an online portal. It covers applications, status checks and document downloads. Offline counters remain for a limited period.
Why it matters to you. Status checks online mean fewer calls to chase paperwork before a crew change.
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