The responsibility for maintaining the Official Logbook on voyages between the Atlantic and Pacific coasts of the United States rests with the __________.
• Official Logbook requirements for U.S. vessels on certain voyages (look in 46 CFR for logbook responsibility) • The traditional legal responsibility for official records and statutory reporting on board a vessel • Difference between routine record-keeping by watch officers and the legal custody and certification of the Official Logbook
• Which officer is legally accountable to the government and company for the accuracy and completeness of statutory records such as the Official Logbook? • Who has the authority to certify entries, sign required statements, and is ultimately responsible if the log is not properly maintained? • Are the officers listed in the choices acting under their own authority, or under the authority of someone higher on board?
• Verify in 46 CFR who is designated as responsible for keeping the Official Logbook on specified voyages • Distinguish between making an entry and having legal responsibility for the book as an official document • Confirm which of the choices is the overall command authority for the vessel’s statutory documents, not just day‑to‑day note‑taking
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