Liberia and US CFRs - Flag State Regs

Witherby Publishing Group is officially authorised by the Liberian Registry to publish Liberian flag State information. Witherbys Liberia Flag State Regulations are updated throughout the year and include:

? Maritime Law, including RLM 107, 109 and 260
? Maritime Regulations, including RLM 108
? Marine Notices, including RLM 300
? Liberian Requirements, including RLM 100 and 118.

The product is officially recognised as an electronic equivalent to Republic of Liberia requirements for the onboard carriage of the combined publications folder (CPF) RLM-300 and CPF RLM-300 CD-ROM, as stated in Liberian Marine Notice ADM-007.

The US flag State is regulated by the US Federal Government. Subject to certain requirements, the USA considers documentation in an electronic format as being equivalent to carriage of paper documentation. Witherby US Flag State Regulations are updated throughout the year and contain:

• US Code of Federal Regulations 33 (CFR 33 Navigation)
• US Code of Federal Regulations 47 (Part 80 ? Stations in the Maritime Services)
• US Code of Federal Regulations 46 (CFR 46 Shipping)
• US Code of Federal Regulations 49 (CFR 49 Transportation)
• Legislation (Jones Act, OPA 90 and Panama Regulations)
• Standalone publications (including the US Navigation Rules and Regulations Handbook, the USCG Marine Safety Manual, the Emergency Response Guidebook and the CHRIS Manual).

Witherbys Flag State Regulations is a digital, up-to date and fully compliant maritime regulatory solution that provides full, easy access to flag State and IMO/ILO compliance legislation. The solution ensures that a vessel complies with the highest standards in maritime security and safety by making sure crews have continual access to all official publications during inspections.

Witherbys Flag State Regulations is delivered on Witherby Connect so you can easily access maritime publications and digital regulations together. Witherby Connect provides flexible access by allowing publications to be viewed offline and includes powerful search functionality and annotation capabilities. Crucially, it provides fully updated content making compliance with rapidly changing safety and pollution regulations simple.

Witherbys titles are developed using scripts developed by technical experts that are peer reviewed within work groups. Typically, they seek to improve understanding of the regulations, recommendations and guidelines issued by Industry.

Witherbys staff have significant expertise in the fields of navigation and hazardous cargoes as well as in the presentation of complex subjects in a graphic and easy to understand manner.