- IMO HTW 11 Covers training, watchkeeping, and human factors in shipping.
- IMO PPR 12 focuses on marine pollution prevention measures and policies.
- IMO SDC 11 discusses technical regulations for ship design, stability, and tonnage.
Lloyd’s Register produce documents for the various International Maritime Organization (IMO) Sub-Committee and Committee meetings. Summary reports give an outline of discussions and conclusions, together with an analysis of the decisions reached. Future IMO legislation papers provide comment on possible regulatory developments. Agenda previews are created before meetings and consist of an examination of the agenda, preliminary timetable, and IMO documents pertinent to the meeting.
2025 Summary Reports
IMO HTW 11 – Human Element, Training and Watchkeeping Sub-Committee
The IMO Human Element, Training, and Watchkeeping (HTW) Subcommittee is responsible to the Maritime Safety Committee (MSC) and discusses the human element of shipping, namely training and watchkeeping.
Read LR IMO HTW 11 Summary Report
IMO PPR 12 – Pollution Prevention and Response Sub-Committee
The Pollution Prevention and Response (PPR) Sub-Committee deals with issues concerning the prevention of marine pollution. Matters discussed here are referred to the Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) for adoption and final decision.
Read LR IMO PPR 12 Summary Report
IMO SDC 11 – Ship Design and Construction Sub-Committee
The Ship Design and Construction (SDC) Sub-Committee deals with technical and operational specifications concerning ship design and construction, including provisions on tonnage, load line, and stability. The SDC is responsible to the Maritime Safety Committee (MSC).
Read LR IMO SDC 11 Summary Report
Future IMO & ILO Legislation
Autumn 2024 edition of Future IMO and ILO Legislation
View an overview of upcoming changes to mandatory statutory regulations and instruments
Read Future IMO and ILO Legislation
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