A ship that, at any time, operates seaward of the outermost boundary of the territorial sea is required to prepare, submit, and maintain a(n) __________.
• MARPOL and U.S. oil pollution regulations for seagoing ships • Which plans are required for ships that may cause oil pollution beyond territorial seas • Difference between general "oil" plans and specific shipboard emergency pollution plans
• Which of these plans is specifically tied to international/outer sea operations rather than just local port or terminal operations? • Which option sounds like it would be used during an actual spill or casualty, not just for routine cargo handling? • Think about what type of pollution (oil, vapor, plastics) is most tightly regulated for all seagoing ships operating outside territorial seas.
• Verify which plan is required by regulations for seagoing ships of a certain size that may cause oil pollution incidents • Check whether any of the options are more related to cargo terminal/shore-side operations rather than shipboard plans • Confirm which option is described in regulations as a written procedure for responding to oil pollution incidents at sea
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