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VI
AUSREP
Reporting Sequence
Ship about to enter the AUSREP ship reporting area
- at the AUSREP boundary, or
- on departure from an Australian port
Ship intends reporting to AUSREP
YES
NO
Send AUSREP SP
with NOREP in field N
(See Note 1)
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Send AUSREP SP
You may send your AUSREP SP:
- up to 24 hrs prior to joining the system;
- at ports within the REEFVTS area and at other
Australian ports, the SP may be sent up to 2 hrs
after departure.
When joining AUSREP at the ocean boundary the
SP may be sent 24 hrs prior to entering the area
or up to 2 hrs after crossing the boundary.
Send AUSREP
new SP with updated
ETD, cancelling
original SP in field X.
NO
Ship joins AUSREP within 2 hrs of the time
stated in field “H” of the SP
Time between
reports not to
exceed 24 hours
Position Reports transmitted by AIS
Dangerous Goods
Report
Send a deviation report (DR) if ship’s position
is more than two hours from a position which
would be predicted from the SP or last PR
Harmful
Substances Report
YES
During voyage special reports required
Marine Pollutants
Report
NO
Amplifying remarks only in fields P, Q, R, X if required
(See Note 2)
Voyage completed
Send AUSREP FR
No further action required
Note 1: Foreign ships may only use NOREP procedures on transit from and to the AUSREP boundary.
All ships must use AIS positional reporting between Australian ports.
Note 2: Any defects of shipboard AIS must be reported in field Q of the Sailing Plan. A vessel with a
faulty AIS will not be provided with a SAR Watch.
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