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INTERNATIONAL MARITIME ORGANIZATION MARITIME SAFETY COMMITTEE - 63rd session Agenda item 23 'MQ LIBRARY (~.~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ '<'-"" IMO MSC 63/23/Corr.1 31 August 1994 Original: ENGLISH VEO RY CorrigendA MSC 63123 Paragraph 3.16 Paragraph 11. 23 Paragraph 22.10 In the last line, replace paragraph "11.15" by "11.16". In the third line, replace paragraph "4" by "14". Second line should read " approved the proposed terms of reference, as given in annex 26, and requested. " MSC 63/23/Add.l Annex 11 Annex 20 Annex 22 Replace by the attached annex 11. In the seventh line of APPENDIX on page 9, replace resolution "MSC (63)" by "MSC.38(63)". In the fifth paragraph on page 1, replace "1999" by "1998". For reasons of economy, this document is printed in a limited number. Delegates are kindly asked to bring their copies to meetings and not to request additional copies.

MSC 63/23/Corr.l NEW AND AMENDED ROUTEING SYSTEMS OTHER THAN TRAFFIC SEPARATION SCHEMES 1 AREAS TO BE AVOIDED IN THE REGION OF THE ORKNEY ISLANDS (Amended area) (Reference charts: British Admiralty 1954, 1988 edition; 1942, 1988 edition ~: These charts are based on Ordnance Survey of Great Britain (1936) Datum) Description of the area to be avoided In order to avoid the risk of oil pollution and severe damage to the environment of Orkney, ships of more than 5,000 gross tonnage carrying oil or other hazardous cargoes in bulk should avoid the area bounded by lines connecting the following geographical positions: (1 ) 58 46'.73 N, 3 17'.69 W (Tor Ness) (2 ) 58 55'.00 N, 3 50'.00 W (3) 59 17'.00 N, 3 50'.00 W (4) 59 28'.00 N, 3 15'.00 W (5 ) 59 28'.00 N, 2 19'.00 W (6) 59 24'~00 N, 2 09'.00 W (7) 59 05'.00 N, 2 09'.00 W (8 ) 58 50'.00 N, 2 35'.00 W (9) 58 44'.15 N, 2 54'.90 W (Old Head) Then around the coast of South Ronaldsay and Mainland to: (10) ( 11) 58 57'.84N, 58 55'.97 N, 3 21'.IIW 3 21'.11 W Thence along the coast of Hoy to (1) IN THE REGION OF THREE KINGS ISLANDS (New area) (Reference charts: New Zealand 41, 1991 edition; 4111, 1992 edition. Note: These charts are based on World Geodetic System 1972 Datum)

MSC 63/23/Corr.1 Page 2 Description of the area to be avoided In order to avoid risk of pollution and damage to the environment in the area around the Three Kings Islands, declared to be Wildlife Sanctuary, ships of 500 gross tons or more should avoid the area bounded by a line connecting the following geographical positions: (1 ) (2 ) (3) (4) 34 06'.0 34 06'.0 34 13'.5 34 13'.5 112 00' ~ 0 E " 172 12'.5 E 172 12'.5 E 112 00'.0 E IN THE REGION OF THE VORIAI SPORADHES ISLANDS (New area) (Reference charts: Greek Hydrographic Office 31 (INT 3704), 1987 edition Note: This is based on European Datum) Description of the area to be avoided In order to avoid risk of pollution and damage to the environment in the area surrounding the Voriai (North) Sporadhes Islands, designated to be a Marine Sanctuary, all ships carrying Chemical, toxic or nuclear substances and tankers of more than 500 ton gt carrying oil, should avoid the area bounded by a line connecting the following geographical positions: (1 ) 39 34' N, 24 10' E (2 ) 39 20' N, 24 25' E (3) 39 00' N, 24 10' E (4) 39 00' N, 24 00' E (5 ) 39 02' N, 23 51' E ( 6) 39 25' N, 23 51' E (7 ) 39 30' N, 24 00' E IN THE REGION OF THE SHETLAND ISLANDS (Amended area) (e) Precautionary area in the approaches t9 Lerwick A precautionary area is established in the approaches to Lerwick. The area is bounded by a line connecting the following geographical positions: (25) 60 27'.40 N, 1 02'.40 W (26) 60 24'.00 N, 0 02'.50 W (12) 59 41'.00 N, 1 12'.00 W ( 11) 59 59'.87 N, 1 09'.37 W (Perie Bard) (10) 60 02'.50 N, 1 10'.20 W (Helli Ness)

MSC 63/23/Corr,l Page 3 IN THE APPROACHES TO SALINA CRUZ (New area) (Reference chart: United States 21441, 1986 edition, Note: This chart is based on the World Geodetic System 1972 datum) Description of a precautionary area and areas to be avoided (a) Precautionary area A precautionary area is established by an arc of a circle of four miles radius centred on the lighthouse of Salina Cruz, Oaxaca, Mexico, at geographical position: starting at the coastline at geographical position: as far as geographical position: continuing in a straight line as far as geographical position: ( 16 ) 16 0 5 ', 7 5N,. 9 5 10 ', 0 OW and from geographical position (16) in a straight line as far as the coastline at geographical position: (IS) (b) 16 09',95N, 95 l0',oow Areas to be avoided The following areas to be avoided by ships that are not going to carry out operations at the single point moorings and the oil terminal at the port of Salina Cruz, Oaxaca, Mexico, are established within the precautionary area: Three circular areas to be avoided, each bounded by a circle of 400-metre radius, centred respectively on the following geographical positions: (20) 16 0S',41N, 95 13',75W Note: Ship movement in the port area is monitored and supervised by a Port Vessel Traffic Supervisor on a 24-hour basis. Any ship planning to enter this precautionary area is requested to contact the Salina Cruz Port Vessel Traffic Supervisor on channel 6 VHF and follow his advice while transiting the areas.

MSC 63/23/Corr.l Page 4 2 OTHER ROUTEING MEASURES RECOMMENDED ROUTE FOR TANKERS FROM NORTH HINDER TO THE GERMAN BIGHT AND VICE VERSA Replace the existing "Application(s) of the route" by: "Application The route is recommended for use by the following classes of ships: (a) (b) (c) (d) tankers of 10,000 tons gross tonnage and upwards, carrying oils as defined under Annex I to the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships, 1973, as modified by the Protocol of 1978 relating thereto (MARPOL 73/78); tankers of 5,000 tons gross tonnage and upwards, carrying noxious liquid substances in bulk as assessed as categories A or B of Annex II, to the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships, 1973, as modified by the Protocol of 1978 relating thereto (MARPOL 73/78); tankers of 10,000 tons gross tonnage and upwards, carrying noxious liquid substances in bulk as assessed as categories C or D of Annex II, to the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollut.ion from Ships, 1973, as modified by the Protocol of 1978 relating thereto (MARPOL 73/78); ships of 10,000 tons gross tonnage and upwards, carrying liquefied gases in bulk. These ships are urged to avoid the sea area between the recommended route and the Friesians Islands' coast except as provided in subparagraph (a)(ii) of the section on use of the route. Pilotage Ships recommended to use "the route for tankers from North Hinder to the German Bight and vice versa" are referred to resolution A.486(XII), adopted on 19 November 1981, concerning the "Recommendation on the use of adequately qualified Deep Sea Pilots in the North Sea, English Channel and Skagerrak"." RECOMMENDATION ON NAVIGATION THROUGH THE ENGLISH CHANNEL AND DOVER STRAIT Replace existing section 7 of the Recommendation on Navigation through the English Channel and Dover Strait (section F of IMO publication Ships' Routeing) by: "7 Ship movement reporting scheme (MAREP) 7.1 A voluntary ship movement reporting scheme (MAREP) has been established jointly by the Governments of the United Kingdom and France in the English Channel and Dover Strait. It is recommended that all merchant ships of 300 gross tonnage and over participate in the scheme."