Continuous Synopsis Record (CSR) : What It Is And How To Ensure Compliance ?
If I ask you, who is the registered owner of your ship, will you be able to get this information ? I am sure you will !!
You can get this information from the "Certificate of Registry" of the ship.
Now if I ask about the detail of the ship owner from whom the present ship owner bought the ship, will you know it ?
We as a seafarers may not require this information but it is a necessary information for security purposes.
As with all the security concerns related to shipping, this too was talking point during development of ISPS code.
This information along with few others is now required to be in continuous synopsis record.
Let us discuss this in detail.
What is continuous synopsis record (CSR) ?
In short and plain language, the CSR is a record of ship's history. It is a record that remains with the ship for its entire service.
When chapter XI-2 (special measures to enhance maritime security) was introduced in SOLAS, a new regulation (regulation 5) concerning CSR was introduced in chapter XI-1 of the SOLAS.
The purpose of the CSR was to avoid the annonimity to the ship's ...
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