Merchant Shipping Notices Marine Guidance Notes And Marine Information Notes Consolidated To July 2011

The consolidated to August 2019 edition incorporates the three series of Merchant Shipping Notices (MSNs), Marine Guidance Notes (MGNs) and Marine Information Notes (MINs). These notices publicise to the shipping and fishing industries important safety, pollution prevention and other relevant information. Merchant Shipping Notices - MSNs are used to convey mandatory information that must be complied with under UK legislation. These MSNs relate to Statutory Instruments and contain the technical detail of such regulations. Marine Guidance Notes - MGNs give significant advice and guidance relating to the improvement of the safety of shipping and of life at sea, and to prevent or minimise pollution from shipping. Marine Information Notes - MINs are intended for a more limited audience e.g. training establishments or equipment manufacturers, or contain information which will only be of use for a short period of time, such as timetables for MCA examinations. MINs are numbered in sequence and have a cancellation date (which will typically be no more than twelve months after publication).

This edition, consolidated to 31 July 2015, incorporates the three series of Merchant Shipping Notices (MSNs), Marine Guidance Notes (MGNs) and Marine Information Notes (MINs). Merchant Shipping Notices derive their information from UK legislation either directly from Merchant Shipping Acts or from secondary legislation. Compliance with the information or instructions in MSNs is mandatory. Marine Guidance Notices give specific advice on preventing or minimising pollution from shipping and general guidance on improving the safety of shipping and life at sea

This edition, consolidated to 31 October 2013, incorporates the three series of Merchant Shipping Notices (MSNs), Marine Guidance Notes (MGNs) and Marine Information Notes (MINs). Merchant Shipping Notices derive their information from UK legislation either directly from Merchant Shipping Acts or from secondary legislation. Compliance with the information or instructions in MSNs is mandatory. Marine Guidance Notices give specific advice on preventing or minimising pollution from shipping and general guidance on improving the safety of shipping and life at sea

The consolidated to March 2022 edition incorporates the three series of Merchant Shipping Notices (MSNs), Marine Guidance Notes (MGNs) and Marine Information Notes (MINs).These notices publicise important safety, pollution prevention and other relevant information to the shipping and fishing industries. Key features: (i) Merchant Shipping Notices - MSNs are used to convey mandatory information that must be complied with under UK legislation. These MSNs relate to Statutory Instruments and contain the technical detail of such regulations; (ii) Marine Guidance Notes - MGNs give significant advice and guidance relating to the improvement of the safety of shipping and of life at sea, and to help prevent or minimise pollution from shipping; (iii) Marine Information Notes - MINs are intended for a more limited audience, e.g. training establishments or equipment manufacturers, or contain information that will only be of use for a short period of time, such as timetables for MCA examinations. MINs are numbered in sequence and have a cancellation date (which will typically be no more than 12 months after publication).

This text presents a complete listing of the consolidated volumes of M notices and incorporates the series of Merchant Shipping Notices, Marine Guidance Notes and Marine Information Notes current on the 31st January 1999. Volume One contains a list of notices, followed by a list of notices relating to merchant shipping regulations. Together, the bound volumes contain the full text of notices in numerial order, including notices which have been cancelled or superseded by others.

The Stationery Office annual catalogue 2011 provides a comprehensive source of bibliographic information on over 4900 Parliamentary, statutory and official publications - from the UK Parliament, the Northern Ireland Assembly, and many government departments and agencies - which were issued in 2011.