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- 78 - Annex - 7 CHECK OFF LIST TO DEAL WITH INCIDENTS OF OIL POLLUTION / LIKELY THREAT OF OIL SPILL Introduction 1. Indian Coast Guard being the national operational conduct point for receiving reports of maritime pollution, any incident occurring at sea which could result in oil spill is to be reported by the Indian flag ship master, offshore platform operators and pilots of the ports as well as by the CG ships and aircrafts to the respective Coast Guard Regional operational centre in the prescribed format through a POL-REP message. Powers Delegated to CG Officers Under MS ACT 2. Relating to power to give notice to owner, agent, master or charterer of the polluting ship/ship likely to cause pollution or owner, operator, lessee or licensee of polluting off-shore installations. Powers delegated to CG officers of the rank of Dy. Comdt. And vide SO 2148 dated 24 Jul 1990. 3. 356 J – (1) – Where the Central Government is satisfied that – (a) Oil is escaping or is likely to escape from a tanker, ship other than a tanker or any off-shore installation; and (b) The oil so escaped or likely to escape is causing or threatens to cause pollution of any part of coasts or coastal waters of India. it may, for the purpose of minimizing the pollution already caused, or for preventing the pollution threatened to be caused, require – (i) The owner, agent, master or charterer of the tanker (ii) The owner agent, master or charterer of the ship other than a tanker (iii) The owner, agent, master, charterer or operator of a mobile offshore installation (iv) The owner, operator, lessees or, licensee of offshore installation of any other type or all or any of them, be notice served on him or as the case may be on them, to take such action in relation to the tanker, ship other than a tanker, mobile off-shore installation, or, as the
- 79 - case may be, off-shore installation or any other type or its cargo or in relation to both, as may be specified in such notice (2) Without prejudice to the generality of sub-section (1), the notice issued under that sub-section may require the person or persons on whom such notice is served to take action relating to any or all of the following matters, namely: (a) Action for removing oil from the tanker, ship other than a tanker, mobile offshore installation or offshore installation of any other type (b) Action for removing oil from the tanker, ship other than a tanker, mobile offshore installation or offshore installation of any other type in such manner, if any, and to such place, if any, as may be specified in the notice (c) Action for removal of the tanker ship other than a tanker, mobile offshore installation or offshore installation of any other type to a place, if any, as may be specified in the notice (d) Action for removal of the oil slicks on the surface of the sea in such manner, if any, as may be specified in the notice (e) Action to disperse the oil slicks on the surface of the sea in such manner, if any, as any be specified in the notice (3) The Central Govt. may, by any notice issued under sub-section (1), prohibit the removal (a) Of the tanker, ship other than a tanker, mobile offshore installation or offshore installation of any other type, from a place specified in the notice (b) From the tanker, ship other than a tanker, mobile offshore installation or offshore installation of any other type, of any cargo or stores as may be specified in the notice Except with its previous permission and upon such conditions, if any, as may be specified in the notice. (4) Notwithstanding anything contained in sub-section (2), the Central Government may, if it is of the opinion that the pollution caused or likely to be caused has or may present a grave emergency, proceed to take such measures as may be deemed necessary and any measures so taken shall be deemed to have been taken under section 356 K. Actions by DSO / CSO (OPS) / RPRO 1. Inform COMCG/COS/CSO (Ops)/ O/i C PRT (E).
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