In accordance with 33 CFR Subchapter O...

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• 33 CFR Subchapter O – Pollution requirements for Oil Record Books • Typical time limits for making entries in required logs (e.g., promptly, immediately, or within a specific number of hours) • What kinds of operations and incidents must be recorded in the Oil Record Book under pollution prevention rules

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• Look at which choice matches the idea of accurate, timely pollution recordkeeping that regulators can inspect • Consider whether accidental or improper discharges would be more likely to be hidden or documented under a pollution control regulation • Think about whether the Oil Record Book is treated more like government property, the captain’s private notes, or an official ship’s log open to inspection

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• Verify in 33 CFR Subchapter O what the required time frame is for making entries in the Oil Record Book • Check whether the regulations allow or require recording accidental discharges in the Oil Record Book • Confirm whether the regulations describe the Oil Record Book as subject to inspection by authorities, which tells you something about its ownership and control

In accordance with 33 CFR Subchapter O (Pollution), the Oil Record Book for all U.S. ships ________.

Is the property of the U.S. government

Is to be kept in the personal possession of the master

Is required to have entries recorded within 48 hours of completion of the particular operation

Should not be used to record the accidental discharge of oil or oily mixtures

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