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ARTICLE · 02 JUNE 2017

Requirements For Accredited P&I Clubs Amended

Ersoy Bilgehan
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With regard to certain requirements stipulated under international conventions and Turkish law, Turkish flagged vessels are required to have P&I cover from a club/company accredited by the Turkish...

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With regard to certain requirements stipulated under international conventions and Turkish law, Turkish flagged vessels are required to have P&I cover from a club/company accredited by the Turkish Ministry of Transport in order to be able to complete certain procedures before harbour masters. In this regard, a list of accredited P&I insurance providers is kept by the Ministry of Transport pursuant to the standards set in a regulation issued by the Ministry. The said regulation was abolished with the entry into force of a new regulation ("Regulation") on 30 May 2017 and the standards for being considered an accredited P&I insurance provider have been amended significantly.

Previously, there were three groups in the list of accredited P&I insurance providers:

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