TITLE 46-SHIPPING
Subtitle I—General (sections 101 to 505)
CHAPTER 1—DEFINITIONS (sections 101 to 116)
- § 101 — Agency
- § 102 — Barge
- § 103 — Boundary Line
- § 104 — Citizen of the United States
- § 105 — Consular officer
- § 106 — Documented vessel
- § 107 — Exclusive economic zone
- § 108 — Fisheries
- § 109 — Foreign commerce or trade
- § 110 — Foreign vessel
- § 111 — Numbered vessel
- § 112 — State
- § 113 — Undocumented
- § 114 — United States
- § 115 — Vessel
- § 116 — Vessel of the United States
CHAPTER 3—AUTOMATIC EXECUTION OF CONFORMING CHANGES (sections 301 to 302)
CHAPTER 5—OTHER GENERAL PROVISIONS (sections 501 to 505)
Subtitle II—Vessels and Seamen (sections 2101 to 15109)
Part A—General Provisions (sections 2101 to 2307)
CHAPTER 21—GENERAL (sections 2101 to 2118)
- § 2101 — General definitions
- § 2102 — Limited definitions
- § 2103 — Superintendence of the merchant marine
- § 2104 — Delegation
- § 2105 — Report
- § 2106 — Liability in rem
- § 2107 — Civil penalty procedures
- § 2108 — Repealed. Pub. L. 109–304, § 15(5) , Oct. 6, 2006 , 120 Stat. 1702 ]
- § 2109 — Public vessels
- § 2110 — Fees
- § 2111 — Pay for overtime services
- § 2112 — Authority to change working hours
- § 2113 — Authority to exempt certain vessels
- § 2114 — Protection of seamen against discrimination
- § 2115 — Civil penalty to enforce alcohol and dangerous drug testing
- § 2116 — Marine safety strategy, goals, and performance assessments
- § 2117 — Termination for unsafe operation
- § 2118 — Establishment of equipment standards
CHAPTER 23—OPERATION OF VESSELS GENERALLY (sections 2301 to 2307)
- § 2301 — Application
- § 2302 — Penalties for negligent operations and interfering with safe operation
- § 2303 — Duties related to marine casualty assistance and information
- § 2303a — Post serious marine casualty alcohol testing
- § 2304 — Duty to provide assistance at sea
- § 2305 — Injunctions
- § 2306 — Vessel reporting requirements
- § 2307 — Repealed. Pub. L. 115–282, title IV, § 402(d) , Dec. 4, 2018 , 132 Stat. 4264 ]
Part B—Inspection and Regulation of Vessels (sections 3101 to 4901)
CHAPTER 31—GENERAL (sections 3101 to 3106)
CHAPTER 32—MANAGEMENT OF VESSELS (sections 3201 to 3205)
CHAPTER 33—INSPECTION GENERALLY (sections 3301 to 3318)
- § 3301 — Vessels subject to inspection
- § 3302 — Exemptions
- § 3303 — Reciprocity for foreign vessels
- § 3304 — Transporting individuals in addition to crew
- § 3305 — Scope and standards of inspection
- § 3306 — Regulations
- § 3307 — Frequency of inspection
- § 3308 — Examinations
- § 3309 — Certificate of inspection
- § 3310 — Records of certification
- § 3311 — Certificate of inspection required
- § 3312 — Display of certificate of inspection
- § 3313 — Compliance with certificate of inspection
- § 3314 — Expiration of certificate of inspection
- § 3315 — Disclosure of defects and protection of informants
- § 3316 — Classification societies
- § 3317 — Fees
- § 3318 — Penalties
CHAPTER 35—CARRIAGE OF PASSENGERS (sections 3501 to 3510)
- § 3501 — Number of passengers
- § 3502 — List or count of passengers
- § 3503 — Fire-retardant materials
- § 3504 — Notification to passengers
- § 3505 — Prevention of departure
- § 3506 — Copies of laws
- § 3507 — Passenger vessel security and safety requirements
- § 3508 — Crime scene preservation training for passenger vessel crewmembers
- § 3509 — Medical standards
- § 3510 — Additional medical and safety standards
CHAPTER 37—CARRIAGE OF LIQUID BULK DANGEROUS CARGOES (sections 3701 to 3719)
- § 3701 — Definitions
- § 3702 — Application
- § 3703 — Regulations
- § 3703a — Tank vessel construction standards
- § 3704 — Coastwise trade vessels
- § 3705 — Crude oil tanker minimum standards
- § 3706 — Product carrier minimum standards
- § 3707 — Tanker minimum standards
- § 3708 — Self-propelled tank vessel minimum standards
- § 3709 — Exemptions
- § 3710 — Evidence of compliance by vessels of the United States
- § 3711 — Evidence of compliance by foreign vessels
- § 3712 — Notification of noncompliance
- § 3713 — Prohibited acts
- § 3714 — Inspection and examination
- § 3715 — Lightering
- § 3716 — Tank washings
- § 3717 — Marine safety information system
- § 3718 — Penalties
- § 3719 — Reduction of oil spills from single hull non-self-propelled tank vessels
[CHAPTER 39—REPEALED] (section 3901)
CHAPTER 41—UNINSPECTED VESSELS GENERALLY (sections 4101 to 4106)
CHAPTER 43—RECREATIONAL VESSELS (sections 4301 to 4312)
- § 4301 — Application
- § 4302 — Regulations
- § 4303 — Inspection and testing
- § 4304 — Importation of nonconforming vessels and equipment
- § 4305 — Exemptions and equivalents
- § 4306 — Federal preemption
- § 4307 — Prohibited acts
- § 4308 — Termination of unsafe operation
- § 4309 — Investigation and reporting
- § 4310 — Repair and replacement of defects
- § 4311 — Penalties and injunctions
- § 4312 — Engine cut-off switches
CHAPTER 45—UNINSPECTED COMMERCIAL FISHING INDUSTRY VESSELS (sections 4501 to 4508)
- § 4501 — Application
- § 4502 — Safety standards
- § 4503 — Fishing, fish tender, and fish processing vessel certification
- § 4503a — Repealed. Pub. L. 117–263, div. K, title CXV, § 11509(a)(3) , Dec. 23, 2022 , 136 Stat. 4137 ]
- § 4504 — Prohibited acts
- § 4505 — Termination of unsafe operations
- § 4506 — Exemptions
- § 4507 — Penalties
- § 4508 — Repealed. Pub. L. 115–282, title VI, § 601(c)(1) , Dec. 4, 2018 , 132 Stat. 4289 ]
CHAPTER 47—ABANDONMENT OF VESSELS (sections 4701 to 4712)
SUBCHAPTER I—BARGES (sections 4701 to 4705)
SUBCHAPTER II—NON-BARGE VESSELS (sections 4710 to 4712)
CHAPTER 49—OCEANGOING NON-PASSENGER COMMERCIAL VESSELS (section 4901)
Part C—Load Lines of Vessels (sections 5101 to 5116)
CHAPTER 51—LOAD LINES (sections 5101 to 5116)
- § 5101 — Definitions
- § 5102 — Application
- § 5103 — Load line requirements
- § 5104 — Assignment of load lines
- § 5105 — Load line surveys
- § 5106 — Load line certificate
- § 5107 — Delegation of authority
- § 5108 — Special exemptions
- § 5109 — Reciprocity for foreign vessels
- § 5110 — Submersible vessels
- § 5111 — Providing loading information
- § 5112 — Loading restrictions
- § 5113 — Detention of vessels
- § 5114 — Use of Customs Service officers and employees for enforcement
- § 5115 — Repealed. Pub. L. 101–595, title VI, § 603(5)(A) , Nov. 16, 1990 , 104 Stat. 2993 ]
- § 5116 — Penalties
Part D—Marine Casualties (sections 6101 to 6309)
CHAPTER 61—REPORTING MARINE CASUALTIES (sections 6101 to 6104)
CHAPTER 63—INVESTIGATING MARINE CASUALTIES (sections 6301 to 6309)
- § 6301 — Investigation of marine casualties
- § 6302 — Public investigations
- § 6303 — Rights of parties in interest
- § 6304 — Subpoena authority
- § 6305 — Reports of investigations
- § 6306 — Penalty
- § 6307 — Notifications to Congress
- § 6308 — Information barred in legal proceedings
- § 6309 — Voyage data recorder access
Part E—Merchant Seamen Licenses, Certificates, and Documents (sections 7101 to 7706)
CHAPTER 71—LICENSES AND CERTIFICATES OF REGISTRY (sections 7101 to 7116)
- § 7101 — Issuing and classifying licenses and certificates of registry
- § 7102 — Citizenship or noncitizen nationality
- § 7103 — Licenses for radio officers
- § 7104 — Certificates for medical doctors and nurses
- § 7105 — Oaths
- § 7106 — Duration of licenses
- § 7107 — Duration of certificates of registry
- § 7108 — Termination of licenses and certificates of registry
- § 7109 — Review of criminal records
- § 7110 — Exhibiting licenses
- § 7111 — Oral examinations for licenses
- § 7112 — Licenses of masters or mates as pilots
- § 7113 — Exemption from draft
- § 7114 — Fees
- § 7115 — Repealed. Pub. L. 115–282, title VI, § 601(c)(2) , Dec. 4, 2018 , 132 Stat. 4289 ]
- § 7116 — Examinations for merchant mariner credentials
CHAPTER 73—MERCHANT MARINERS’ DOCUMENTS (sections 7301 to 7319)
- § 7301 — General
- § 7302 — Issuing merchant mariners’ documents and continuous discharge books
- § 7303 — Possession and description of merchant mariners’ documents
- § 7304 — Citizenship or noncitizen nationality notation on merchant mariners’ documents
- § 7305 — Oaths for holders of merchant mariners’ documents
- § 7306 — General requirements and classifications for members of deck departments
- § 7307 — Able seamen—unlimited
- § 7308 — Able seamen—limited
- § 7309 — Able seamen—special
- § 7310 — Able seamen—offshore supply vessels
- § 7311 — Able seamen—sail
- § 7311a — Able seamen—fishing industry
- § 7312 — Scale of employment
- § 7313 — General requirements for members of engine departments
- § 7314 — Repealed. Pub. L. 119–60, div. G, title LXXIII, § 7301(f) , Dec. 18, 2025 , 139 Stat. 1755 ]
- § 7315 — Training
- § 7316 — Lifeboatmen
- § 7317 — Tankermen
- § 7318 — Radiotelegraph operators on Great Lakes
- § 7319 — Records of merchant mariners’ documents
CHAPTER 75—GENERAL PROCEDURES FOR LICENSING, CERTIFICATION, AND DOCUMENTATION (sections 7501 to 7512)
- § 7501 — Duplicates
- § 7502 — Records
- § 7503 — Dangerous drugs as grounds for denial
- § 7504 — Travel and expense reimbursement
- § 7505 — Review of information in National Driver Register
- § 7506 — Convention tonnage for licenses, certificates, and documents
- § 7507 — Authority to extend the duration of licenses, certificates of registry, and merchant mariner documents
- § 7508 — Authority to extend the duration of medical certificates
- § 7509 — Medical certification by trusted agents
- § 7510 — Examinations for merchant mariner credentials
- § 7511 — Convicted sex offender as grounds for denial
- § 7512 — Requirements of electronic merchant mariner credentialing system
CHAPTER 77—SUSPENSION AND REVOCATION (sections 7701 to 7706)
Part F—Manning of Vessels (sections 8101 to 9308)
CHAPTER 81—GENERAL (sections 8101 to 8108)
- § 8101 — Complement of inspected vessels
- § 8102 — Watchmen
- § 8103 — Citizenship or noncitizen nationality and Navy Reserve requirements
- § 8104 — Watches
- § 8105 — Fishing vessel exemption
- § 8106 — Riding gangs
- § 8107 — Use of force against piracy
- § 8108 — Repealed. Pub. L. 115–282, title VI, § 601(c)(3)(A) , Dec. 4, 2018 , 132 Stat. 4289 ]
CHAPTER 83—MASTERS AND OFFICERS (sections 8301 to 8304)
CHAPTER 85—PILOTS (sections 8501 to 8503)
CHAPTER 87—UNLICENSED PERSONNEL (sections 8701 to 8704)
CHAPTER 89—SMALL VESSEL MANNING (sections 8901 to 8906)
CHAPTER 91—TANK VESSEL MANNING STANDARDS (sections 9101 to 9102)
CHAPTER 93—GREAT LAKES PILOTAGE (sections 9301 to 9308)
Part G—Merchant Seamen Protection and Relief (sections 10101 to 11507)
CHAPTER 101—GENERAL (sections 10101 to 10105)
CHAPTER 103—FOREIGN AND INTERCOASTAL VOYAGES (sections 10301 to 10321)
- § 10301 — Application
- § 10302 — Shipping articles agreements
- § 10303 — Provisions
- § 10304 — Form of agreement
- § 10305 — Manner of signing agreement
- § 10306 — Exhibiting merchant mariners’ documents
- § 10307 — Posting agreements
- § 10308 — Foreign engagements
- § 10309 — Engaging seamen to replace those lost by desertion or casualty
- § 10310 — Discharge
- § 10311 — Certificates of discharge
- § 10312 — Settlements on discharge
- § 10313 — Wages
- § 10314 — Advances
- § 10315 — Allotments
- § 10316 — Trusts
- § 10317 — Loss of lien and right to wages
- § 10318 — Wages on discharge in foreign ports
- § 10319 — Costs of a criminal conviction
- § 10320 — Records of seamen
- § 10321 — General penalty
CHAPTER 105—COASTWISE VOYAGES (sections 10501 to 10509)
- § 10501 — Application
- § 10502 — Shipping articles agreements
- § 10503 — Exhibiting merchant mariners’ documents
- § 10504 — Wages
- § 10505 — Advances
- § 10506 — Trusts
- § 10507 — Repealed. Pub. L. 103–206, title IV, § 415(a) , Dec. 20, 1993 , 107 Stat. 2438 ]
- § 10508 — General penalties
- § 10509 — Penalty for failing to begin voyage
CHAPTER 106—FISHING VOYAGES (sections 10601 to 10603)
CHAPTER 107—EFFECTS OF DECEASED SEAMEN (sections 10701 to 10711)
- § 10701 — Application
- § 10702 — Duties of masters
- § 10703 — Procedures of masters
- § 10704 — Duties of consular officers
- § 10705 — Disposition of money, property, and wages by consular officers
- § 10706 — Seamen dying in the United States
- § 10707 — Repealed. Pub. L. 103–206, title IV, § 420(a) , Dec. 20, 1993 , 107 Stat. 2438 ]
- § 10708 — Sale of property
- § 10709 — Distribution
- § 10710 — Unclaimed money, property, and wages
- § 10711 — Penalties
CHAPTER 109—PROCEEDINGS ON UNSEAWORTHINESS (sections 10901 to 10908)
- § 10901 — Application
- § 10902 — Complaints of unfitness
- § 10903 — Proceedings on examination of vessel
- § 10904 — Refusal to proceed
- § 10905 — Complaints in foreign ports
- § 10906 — Discharge of crew for unsuitability
- § 10907 — Permission to make complaint
- § 10908 — Penalty for sending unseaworthy vessel to sea
CHAPTER 111—PROTECTION AND RELIEF (sections 11101 to 11113)
- § 11101 — Accommodations for seamen
- § 11102 — Medicine chests
- § 11103 — Slop chests
- § 11104 — Destitute seamen
- § 11105 — Wages on discharge when vessel sold
- § 11106 — Wages on justifiable complaint of seamen
- § 11107 — Unlawful engagements void
- § 11108 — Taxes
- § 11109 — Attachment of wages
- § 11110 — Seamen’s clothing
- § 11111 — Limit on amount recoverable on voyage
- § 11112 — Master’s lien for wages
- § 11113 — Treatment of abandoned seafarers
CHAPTER 112—MERCHANT MARINER BENEFITS (sections 11201 to 11204)
CHAPTER 113—OFFICIAL LOGBOOKS (sections 11301 to 11304)
CHAPTER 115—OFFENSES AND PENALTIES (sections 11501 to 11507)
Part H—Identification of Vessels (sections 12101 to 12507)
CHAPTER 121—DOCUMENTATION OF VESSELS (sections 12101 to 12152)
SUBCHAPTER I—GENERAL (sections 12101 to 12108)
- § 12101 — Definitions
- § 12102 — Vessels requiring documentation
- § 12103 — General eligibility requirements
- § 12104 — Applications for documentation
- § 12105 — Issuance of documentation
- § 12106 — Surrender of title and number
- § 12107 — Wrecked vessels
- § 12108 — Authority to extend duration of vessel certificates
SUBCHAPTER II—ENDORSEMENTS AND SPECIAL DOCUMENTATION (sections 12111 to 12121)
- § 12111 — Registry endorsement
- § 12112 — Coastwise endorsement
- § 12113 — Fishery endorsement
- § 12114 — Recreational endorsement
- § 12115 — Temporary endorsement for vessels procured outside the United States
- § 12116 — Limited endorsements for Guam, American Samoa, and Northern Mariana Islands
- § 12117 — Oil spill response vessels
- § 12118 — Owners engaged primarily in manufacturing or mineral industry
- § 12119 — Owners engaged primarily in leasing or financing transactions
- § 12120 — Liquified gas tankers
- § 12121 — Small passenger vessels and uninspected passenger vessels
SUBCHAPTER III—MISCELLANEOUS (sections 12131 to 12140)
- § 12131 — Command of documented vessels
- § 12132 — Loss of coastwise trade privileges
- § 12133 — Duty to carry certificate on vessel and allow examination
- § 12134 — Evidentiary uses of documentation
- § 12135 — Invalidation of certificates of documentation
- § 12136 — Surrender of certificates of documentation
- § 12137 — Recording of vessels built in the United States
- § 12138 — List of documented vessels
- § 12139 — Reports
- § 12140 — Investigations by Secretary
SUBCHAPTER IV—PENALTIES (sections 12151 to 12152)
CHAPTER 123—NUMBERING UNDOCUMENTED VESSELS (sections 12301 to 12309)
- § 12301 — Numbering vessels
- § 12302 — Standard numbering system
- § 12303 — Exemption from numbering requirements
- § 12304 — Certificates of numbers
- § 12305 — Displaying numbers
- § 12306 — Safety certificates
- § 12307 — Regulations on numbering and fees
- § 12308 — Providing vessel numbering and registration information
- § 12309 — Penalties
CHAPTER 125—VESSEL IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM (sections 12501 to 12507)
Part I—State Boating Safety Programs (sections 13101 to 13110)
CHAPTER 131—RECREATIONAL BOATING SAFETY (sections 13101 to 13110)
- § 13101 — Definitions
- § 13102 — State recreational boating safety programs
- § 13103 — Program acceptance
- § 13104 — Allocations
- § 13105 — Availability of allocations
- § 13106 — Computation decisions about State amounts expended
- § 13107 — Authorization of appropriations
- § 13108 — Computing amounts allocated to States and State records requirements
- § 13109 — Consultation, cooperation, and regulation
- § 13110 — Repealed. Pub. L. 115–282, title VI, § 601(c)(4)(A) , Dec. 4, 2018 , 132 Stat. 4289 ]
Part J—Measurement of Vessels (sections 14101 to 14702)
CHAPTER 141—GENERAL (sections 14101 to 14104)
CHAPTER 143—CONVENTION MEASUREMENT (sections 14301 to 14307)
CHAPTER 145—REGULATORY MEASUREMENT (sections 14501 to 14522)
SUBCHAPTER I—GENERAL (sections 14501 to 14504)
SUBCHAPTER II—FORMAL SYSTEMS (sections 14511 to 14514)
SUBCHAPTER III—SIMPLIFIED SYSTEM (sections 14521 to 14522)
CHAPTER 147—PENALTIES (sections 14701 to 14702)
Part K—National Maritime Transportation Advisory Committees (sections 15101 to 15109)
CHAPTER 151—NATIONAL MARITIME TRANSPORTATION ADVISORY COMMITTEES (sections 15101 to 15109)
- § 15101 — National Chemical Transportation Safety Advisory Committee
- § 15102 — National Commercial Fishing Safety Advisory Committee
- § 15103 — National Merchant Marine Personnel Advisory Committee
- § 15104 — National Merchant Mariner Medical Advisory Committee
- § 15105 — National Boating Safety Advisory Committee
- § 15106 — National Offshore Safety Advisory Committee
- § 15107 — National Navigation Safety Advisory Committee
- § 15108 — National Towing Safety Advisory Committee
- § 15109 — Administration
Subtitle III—Maritime Liability (sections 30101 to 31343)
CHAPTER 301—GENERAL LIABILITY PROVISIONS (sections 30101 to 30106)
- § 30101 — Extension of jurisdiction to cases of damage or injury on land
- § 30102 — Liability to passengers
- § 30103 — Liability of master, mate, engineer, and pilot
- § 30104 — Personal injury to or death of seamen
- § 30105 — Restriction on recovery by non-citizens and non-resident aliens for incidents in waters of other countries
- § 30106 — Time limit on bringing maritime action for personal injury or death
CHAPTER 303—DEATH ON THE HIGH SEAS (sections 30301 to 30308)
CHAPTER 305—EXONERATION AND LIMITATION OF LIABILITY (sections 30501 to 30530)
SUBCHAPTER I—GENERAL PROVISIONS (sections 30501 to 30502)
SUBCHAPTER II—EXONERATION AND LIMITATION OF LIABILITY (sections 30521 to 30530)
- § 30521 — Declaration of nature and value of goods
- § 30522 — Loss by fire
- § 30523 — General limit of liability
- § 30524 — Limit of liability for personal injury or death
- § 30525 — Apportionment of losses
- § 30526 — Provisions requiring notice of claim or limiting time for bringing action
- § 30527 — Provisions limiting liability for personal injury or death
- § 30528 — Vicarious liability for medical malpractice with regard to crew
- § 30529 — Action by owner for limitation
- § 30530 — Liability as master, officer, or seaman not affected
CHAPTER 307—LIABILITY OF WATER CARRIERS (sections 30701 to 30707)
CHAPTER 309—SUITS IN ADMIRALTY AGAINST THE UNITED STATES (sections 30901 to 30918)
- § 30901 — Short title
- § 30902 — Definition
- § 30903 — Waiver of immunity
- § 30904 — Exclusive remedy
- § 30905 — Period for bringing action
- § 30906 — Venue
- § 30907 — Procedure for hearing and determination
- § 30908 — Exemption from arrest or seizure
- § 30909 — Security
- § 30910 — Exoneration and limitation
- § 30911 — Costs and interest
- § 30912 — Arbitration, compromise, or settlement
- § 30913 — Payment of judgment or settlement
- § 30914 — Release of privately owned vessel after arrest or attachment
- § 30915 — Seizures and other proceedings in foreign jurisdictions
- § 30916 — Recovery by the United States for salvage services
- § 30917 — Disposition of amounts recovered by the United States
- § 30918 — Reports
CHAPTER 311—SUITS INVOLVING PUBLIC VESSELS (sections 31101 to 31113)
- § 31101 — Short title
- § 31102 — Waiver of immunity
- § 31103 — Applicable procedure
- § 31104 — Venue
- § 31105 — Security when counterclaim filed
- § 31106 — Exoneration and limitation
- § 31107 — Interest
- § 31108 — Arbitration, compromise, or settlement
- § 31109 — Payment of judgment or settlement
- § 31110 — Subpoenas to officers or members of crew
- § 31111 — Claims by nationals of foreign countries
- § 31112 — Lien not recognized or created
- § 31113 — Reports
CHAPTER 313—COMMERCIAL INSTRUMENTS AND MARITIME LIENS (sections 31301 to 31343)
SUBCHAPTER I—GENERAL (sections 31301 to 31309)
- § 31301 — Definitions
- § 31302 — Availability of instruments, copies, and information
- § 31303 — Certain civil actions not authorized
- § 31304 — Liability for noncompliance
- § 31305 — Waiver of lien rights
- § 31306 — Declaration of citizenship
- § 31307 — State statutes superseded
- § 31308 — Secretary of Commerce or Transportation as mortgagee
- § 31309 — General civil penalty
SUBCHAPTER II—COMMERCIAL INSTRUMENTS (sections 31321 to 31330)
- § 31321 — Filing, recording, and discharge
- § 31322 — Preferred mortgages
- § 31323 — Disclosing and incurring obligations before executing preferred mortgages
- § 31324 — Retention and examination of mortgages of vessels covered by preferred mortgages
- § 31325 — Preferred mortgage liens and enforcement
- § 31326 — Court sales to enforce preferred mortgage liens and maritime liens and priority of claims
- § 31327 — Forfeiture of mortgagee interest
- § 31328 — Repealed. Pub. L. 104–324, title XI, § 1113(b)(1) , Oct. 19, 1996 , 110 Stat. 3970 ]
- § 31329 — Court sales of documented vessels
- § 31330 — Penalties
SUBCHAPTER III—MARITIME LIENS (sections 31341 to 31343)
Subtitle IV—Regulation of Ocean Shipping (sections 40101 to 46108)
Part A—Ocean Shipping (sections 40101 to 41310)
CHAPTER 401—GENERAL (sections 40101 to 40104)
CHAPTER 403—AGREEMENTS (sections 40301 to 40307)
CHAPTER 405—TARIFFS, SERVICE CONTRACTS, REFUNDS, AND WAIVERS (sections 40501 to 40504)
CHAPTER 407—CONTROLLED CARRIERS (sections 40701 to 40706)
CHAPTER 409—OCEAN TRANSPORTATION INTERMEDIARIES (sections 40901 to 40904)
CHAPTER 411—PROHIBITIONS AND PENALTIES (sections 41101 to 41110)
- § 41101 — Joint ventures and consortiums
- § 41102 — General prohibitions
- § 41103 — Disclosure of information
- § 41104 — Common carriers
- § 41105 — Concerted action
- § 41105A — Authority
- § 41106 — Marine terminal operators
- § 41107 — Monetary penalties or refunds
- § 41108 — Additional penalties
- § 41109 — Assessment of penalties
- § 41110 — Data collection
CHAPTER 413—ENFORCEMENT (sections 41301 to 41310)
- § 41301 — Complaints
- § 41302 — Investigations
- § 41303 — Discovery and subpoenas
- § 41304 — Hearings and orders
- § 41305 — Award of reparations
- § 41306 — Injunctive relief sought by complainants
- § 41307 — Injunctive relief sought by the Commission
- § 41308 — Enforcement of subpoenas and orders
- § 41309 — Enforcement of reparation orders
- § 41310 — Charge complaints
Part B—Actions To Address Foreign Practices (sections 42101 to 42503)
CHAPTER 421—REGULATIONS AFFECTING SHIPPING IN FOREIGN TRADE (sections 42101 to 42109)
- § 42101 — Regulations of the Commission
- § 42102 — Regulations of other agencies
- § 42103 — No preference to Government-owned vessels
- § 42104 — Information, witnesses, and evidence
- § 42105 — Disclosure to public
- § 42106 — Other actions to remedy unfavorable conditions
- § 42107 — Refusal of clearance and entry
- § 42108 — Penalty for operating under suspended tariff or service contract
- § 42109 — Consultation with other agencies
CHAPTER 423—FOREIGN SHIPPING PRACTICES (sections 42301 to 42307)
CHAPTER 425—NATIONAL SHIPPER ADVISORY COMMITTEE (sections 42501 to 42503)
Part C—Miscellaneous (sections 44101 to 44106)
CHAPTER 441—EVIDENCE OF FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR PASSENGER TRANSPORTATION (sections 44101 to 44106)
Part D—Federal Maritime Commission (sections 46101 to 46108)
CHAPTER 461—FEDERAL MARITIME COMMISSION (sections 46101 to 46108)
Subtitle V—Merchant Marine (sections 50101 to 58109)
Part A—General (sections 50101 to 50505)
CHAPTER 501—POLICY, STUDIES, AND REPORTS (sections 50101 to 50114)
- § 50101 — Objectives and policy
- § 50102 — Survey of merchant marine
- § 50103 — Determinations of essential services
- § 50104 — Studies of general maritime problems
- § 50105 — Studies and cooperation relating to the construction of vessels
- § 50106 — Studies on the operation of vessels
- § 50107 — Studies on marine insurance
- § 50108 — Studies on cargo carriage and cargo containers
- § 50109 — Miscellaneous studies
- § 50110 — Securing preference to vessels of the United States
- § 50111 — Submission of annual MARAD authorization request
- § 50112 — National Maritime Enhancement Institutes
- § 50113 — Use and performance reports by operators of vessels
- § 50114 — National maritime strategy
CHAPTER 503—ADMINISTRATIVE (sections 50301 to 50309)
- § 50301 — Vessel Operations Revolving Fund
- § 50302 — Port development
- § 50303 — Operating property and extending term of notes
- § 50304 — Sale and transfer of property
- § 50305 — Appointment of trustee or receiver and operation of vessels
- § 50306 — Requiring testimony and records in investigations
- § 50307 — Maritime environmental and technical assistance program
- § 50308 — Maritime transportation system emergency relief program
- § 50309 — Securing logistics information data of the United States
CHAPTER 504—COMMITTEES (sections 50401 to 50402)
CHAPTER 505—OTHER GENERAL PROVISIONS (sections 50501 to 50505)
Part B—Merchant Marine Service (sections 51101 to 52101)
CHAPTER 511—GENERAL (sections 51101 to 51104)
CHAPTER 513—UNITED STATES MERCHANT MARINE ACADEMY (sections 51301 to 51328)
- § 51301 — Maintenance of the Academy
- § 51302 — Nomination and competitive appointment of cadets
- § 51302a — Nomination in event of death, resignation, or expulsion from office of Senator otherwise authorized to nominate
- § 51303 — Non-competitive appointments
- § 51304 — Additional appointments from particular areas
- § 51305 — Prohibited basis for appointment
- § 51306 — Cadet commitment agreements
- § 51307 — Places of training
- § 51308 — Uniforms, textbooks, and transportation allowances
- § 51309 — Academic degree
- § 51310 — Deferment of service obligation under cadet commitment agreements
- § 51311 — Midshipman status in the Navy Reserve
- § 51312 — Board of Visitors
- § 51313 — Advisory Board
- § 51314 — Limitation on charges and fees for attendance
- § 51315 — Gifts to the Merchant Marine Academy
- § 51316 — Temporary appointments to the Academy
- § 51317 — Adjunct professors
- § 51318 — Policy on sexual harassment, dating violence, domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking
- § 51319 — Sexual assault response coordinators and sexual assault victim advocates
- § 51320 — Acceptance of guarantees with gifts for major projects
- § 51321 — Grants for scientific and educational research
- § 51322 — Protection of cadets from sexual assault onboard vessels
- § 51323 — United States Merchant Marine Academy Advisory Council
- § 51324 — Unfilled vacancies
- § 51325 — Sexual assault and sexual harassment prevention information management system
- § 51326 — Student advisory board at the United States Merchant Marine Academy
- § 51327 — Sexual Assault Advisory Council
- § 51328 — Student support
CHAPTER 515—STATE MARITIME ACADEMY SUPPORT PROGRAM (sections 51501 to 51511)
- § 51501 — General support program
- § 51502 — Detailing of personnel
- § 51503 — Regional maritime academies
- § 51504 — Use of training vessels
- § 51505 — Annual payments for maintenance and support
- § 51506 — Conditions to receiving payments and use of vessels
- § 51507 — Places of training
- § 51508 — Allowances for students
- § 51509 — Student incentive payment agreements
- § 51510 — Deferment of service obligation under student incentive payment agreements
- § 51511 — Midshipman status in the Navy Reserve
CHAPTER 517—OTHER SUPPORT FOR MERCHANT MARINE TRAINING (sections 51701 to 51707)
- § 51701 — United States Maritime Service
- § 51702 — Civilian nautical schools
- § 51703 — Additional training
- § 51704 — Training for maritime oil pollution prevention, response, and clean-up
- § 51705 — Training for use of force against piracy
- § 51706 — Centers of excellence for domestic maritime workforce training and education
- § 51707 — Merchant mariner recruitment, training, and retention strategic plan
CHAPTER 519—MERCHANT MARINE AWARDS (sections 51901 to 51908)
- § 51901 — Awards for individual acts or service
- § 51902 — Gallant Ship Award
- § 51903 — Multiple awards
- § 51904 — Presentation to representatives
- § 51905 — Flags and grave markers
- § 51906 — Special certificates for civilian service to armed forces
- § 51907 — Provision of decorations, medals, and replacements
- § 51908 — Prohibition against unauthorized manufacture, sale, possession, or display of awards
CHAPTER 521—MISCELLANEOUS (section 52101)
Part C—Financial Assistance Programs (sections 53101 to 54301)
CHAPTER 531—MARITIME SECURITY FLEET (sections 53101 to 53111)
- § 53101 — Definitions
- § 53102 — Establishment of Maritime Security Fleet
- § 53103 — Award of operating agreements
- § 53104 — Effectiveness of operating agreements
- § 53105 — Obligations and rights under operating agreements
- § 53106 — Payments
- § 53107 — National security requirements
- § 53108 — Regulatory relief
- § 53109 — Repealed. Pub. L. 112–239, div. C, title XXXV, § 3508(h) , Jan. 2, 2013 , 126 Stat. 2225 ]
- § 53110 — Regulations
- § 53111 — Authorization of appropriations
CHAPTER 532—CABLE SECURITY FLEET (sections 53201 to 53209)
- § 53201 — Definitions
- § 53202 — Establishment of the Cable Security Fleet
- § 53203 — Award of operating agreements
- § 53204 — Effectiveness of operating agreements
- § 53205 — Obligations and rights under operating agreements
- § 53206 — Payments
- § 53207 — National security requirements
- § 53208 — Regulatory relief
- § 53209 — Authorization of appropriations
CHAPTER 533—CONSTRUCTION RESERVE FUNDS (sections 53301 to 53312)
- § 53301 — Definitions
- § 53302 — Authority for construction reserve funds
- § 53303 — Persons eligible to establish funds
- § 53304 — Vessel ownership
- § 53305 — Eligible fund deposits
- § 53306 — Recognition of gain for tax purposes
- § 53307 — Basis for determining gain or loss and for depreciating new vessels
- § 53308 — Order and proportions of deposits and withdrawals
- § 53309 — Accumulation of deposits
- § 53310 — Obligation of deposits and period for construction of certain vessels
- § 53311 — Taxation of deposits on failure of conditions
- § 53312 — Assessment and collection of deficiency tax
CHAPTER 534—TANKER SECURITY FLEET (sections 53401 to 53412)
- § 53401 — Definitions
- § 53402 — Establishment of the Tanker Security Fleet
- § 53403 — Award of operating agreements
- § 53404 — Effectiveness of operating agreements
- § 53405 — Obligations and rights under operating agreements
- § 53406 — Payments
- § 53407 — National security requirements
- § 53408 — Regulatory relief
- § 53409 — Special rule regarding age of participating Fleet vessels
- § 53410 — Regulations
- § 53411 — Authorization of appropriations
- § 53412 — Acquisition of Fleet vessels
CHAPTER 535—CAPITAL CONSTRUCTION FUNDS (sections 53501 to 53517)
- § 53501 — Definitions
- § 53502 — Regulations
- § 53503 — Establishing a capital construction fund
- § 53504 — Deposits and withdrawals
- § 53505 — Ceiling on deposits
- § 53506 — Investment and fiduciary requirements
- § 53507 — Nontaxation of deposits
- § 53508 — Separate accounts within a fund
- § 53509 — Qualified withdrawals
- § 53510 — Tax treatment of qualified withdrawals and basis of property
- § 53511 — Tax treatment of nonqualified withdrawals
- § 53512 — FIFO and LIFO withdrawals
- § 53513 — Corporate reorganizations and partnership changes
- § 53514 — Relationship of old fund to new fund
- § 53515 — Records and reports
- § 53516 — Termination of agreement after change in regulations
- § 53517 — Reports
CHAPTER 537—LOANS AND GUARANTEES (sections 53701 to 53735)
SUBCHAPTER I—GENERAL (sections 53701 to 53719)
- § 53701 — Definitions
- § 53702 — General authority
- § 53703 — Application and administration
- § 53704 — Funding limits
- § 53705 — Pledge of United States Government
- § 53706 — Eligible purposes of obligations
- § 53707 — Findings related to obligors and operators
- § 53708 — Findings related to economic soundness
- § 53709 — Amount of obligations
- § 53710 — Contents of obligations
- § 53711 — Security interest
- § 53712 — Monitoring financial condition and operations of obligor
- § 53713 — Administrative fees
- § 53714 — Guarantee fees
- § 53715 — Escrow fund
- § 53716 — Deposit fund
- § 53717 — Management of funds in the Treasury
- § 53718 — Annual report to Congress
- § 53719 — Best practices
SUBCHAPTER II—DEFAULT PROVISIONS (sections 53721 to 53725)
SUBCHAPTER III—PARTICULAR PROJECTS (sections 53731 to 53735)
- § 53731 — Commercial demonstration ocean thermal energy conversion facilities and plantships
- § 53732 — Repealed. Pub. L. 116–92, div. C, title XXXV, § 3506(i)(2) , Dec. 20, 2019 , 133 Stat. 1974 ]
- § 53733 — Shipyard modernization and improvement
- § 53734 — Replacement of vessels because of changes in operating standards
- § 53735 — Fisheries financing and capacity reduction
CHAPTER 539—WAR RISK INSURANCE (sections 53901 to 53912)
- § 53901 — Definitions
- § 53902 — Authority to provide insurance
- § 53903 — Insurable interests
- § 53904 — Liability insurance for persons involved in war or defense efforts
- § 53905 — Agency insurance
- § 53906 — Hull insurance valuation
- § 53907 — Reinsurance
- § 53908 — Additional insurance privately obtained
- § 53909 — War risk insurance revolving fund
- § 53910 — Administrative
- § 53911 — Civil actions for losses
- § 53912 — Repealed. Pub. L. 115–232, div. C, title XXXV, § 3504(a) , Aug. 13, 2018 , 132 Stat. 2308 ]
CHAPTER 541—MISCELLANEOUS (sections 54101 to 54102)
CHAPTER 543—PORT INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (section 54301)
Part D—Promotional Programs (sections 55101 to 55605)
CHAPTER 551—COASTWISE TRADE (sections 55101 to 55123)
- § 55101 — Application of coastwise laws
- § 55102 — Transportation of merchandise
- § 55103 — Transportation of passengers
- § 55104 — Transportation of passengers between Puerto Rico and other ports in the United States
- § 55105 — Transportation of hazardous waste
- § 55106 — Merchandise transferred between barges
- § 55107 — Empty cargo containers and barges
- § 55108 — Platform jackets
- § 55109 — Dredging
- § 55110 — Transportation of valueless material or dredged material
- § 55111 — Towing
- § 55112 — Vessel escort operations and towing assistance
- § 55113 — Use of foreign documented oil spill response vessels
- § 55114 — Unloading fish from foreign vessels
- § 55115 — Supplies on fish processing vessels
- § 55116 — Canadian rail lines
- § 55117 — Great Lakes rail route
- § 55118 — Foreign railroads whose road enters by ferry, tugboat, or towboat
- § 55119 — Yukon River
- § 55120 — Transshipment of imported merchandise intended for immediate exportation
- § 55121 — Transportation of merchandise and passengers on Canadian vessels
- § 55122 — Floating dry docks
- § 55123 — Priority loading for coal
CHAPTER 553—PASSENGER AND CARGO PREFERENCES (sections 55301 to 55336)
SUBCHAPTER I—GOVERNMENT IMPELLED TRANSPORTATION (sections 55301 to 55305)
- § 55301 — Report on administration of programs by other Federal departments and agencies
- § 55302 — Transportation of United States Government personnel
- § 55303 — Motor vehicles owned by United States Government personnel
- § 55304 — Exports financed by the United States Government
- § 55305 — Cargoes procured, furnished, or financed by the United States Government
SUBCHAPTER II—EXPORT TRANSPORTATION OF AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES (sections 55311 to 55318)
- § 55311 — Findings and purposes
- § 55312 — Determining prevailing world market price
- § 55313 — Exemption of certain agricultural exports from cargo preference provisions
- § 55314 — Transportation requirements for certain exports sponsored by the Secretary of Agriculture
- § 55315 — Minimum tonnage
- § 55316 — Repealed. Pub. L. 113–67, div. A, title VI, § 602(a) , Dec. 26, 2013 , 127 Stat. 1188 ]
- § 55318 — Effect on other law
SUBCHAPTER III—AMERICAN GREAT LAKES VESSELS (sections 55331 to 55336)
[CHAPTER 555—TRANSFERRED] (section 55501)
CHAPTER 556—MARINE HIGHWAYS (sections 55601 to 55605)
Part E—Control of Merchant Marine Capabilities (sections 56101 to 56504)
CHAPTER 561—RESTRICTIONS ON TRANSFERS (sections 56101 to 56105)
CHAPTER 563—EMERGENCY ACQUISITION OF VESSELS (sections 56301 to 56312)
- § 56301 — General authority
- § 56302 — Charter terms
- § 56303 — Compensation
- § 56304 — Disputed compensation
- § 56305 — Vessel encumbrances
- § 56306 — Use and transfer of vessels
- § 56307 — Return of vessels
- § 56308 — Transfer of substitute vessels
- § 56309 — Emergency foreign vessel acquisition; purchase or requisition of vessels lying idle in United States waters
- § 56310 — Voluntary purchase or charter agreements
- § 56311 — Requisitioned vessels
- § 56312 — Documented defined
CHAPTER 565—ESSENTIAL VESSELS AFFECTED BY NEUTRALITY ACT (sections 56501 to 56504)
Part F—Government-Owned Merchant Vessels (sections 57100 to 57533)
CHAPTER 571—GENERAL AUTHORITY (sections 57100 to 57112)
- § 57100 — National Defense Reserve Fleet
- § 57101 — Placement of vessels in National Defense Reserve Fleet
- § 57102 — Disposition of vessels
- § 57103 — Donation of vessels in the National Defense Reserve Fleet
- § 57104 — Acquisition of vessels from sale of obsolete vessels
- § 57105 — Acquisition of vessels for essential services, routes, or lines
- § 57106 — Maintenance, improvement, and operation of vessels
- § 57107 — Vessels for other agencies
- § 57108 — Consideration of ballast and equipment in determining selling price
- § 57109 — Operation of vessels purchased, chartered, or leased from Secretary of Transportation
- § 57110 — Salvage recoveries for subrogated ownership of vessels and cargoes
- § 57111 — Definition of obsolete vessel
- § 57112 — Requirements for purchasing federally auctioned vessels
CHAPTER 573—VESSEL TRADE-IN PROGRAM (sections 57301 to 57308)
- § 57301 — Definitions
- § 57302 — Authority to acquire vessels
- § 57303 — Utility value and tonnage requirements
- § 57304 — Eligible acquisition dates
- § 57305 — Determination of trade-in allowance
- § 57306 — Payment of trade-in allowance
- § 57307 — Recognition of gain for tax purposes
- § 57308 — Use of vessels at least 25 years old
CHAPTER 575—CONSTRUCTION, CHARTER, AND SALE OF VESSELS (sections 57501 to 57533)
SUBCHAPTER I—GENERAL (sections 57501 to 57506)
- § 57501 — Completion of long-range program
- § 57502 — Construction, reconditioning, and remodeling of vessels
- § 57503 — Competitive bidding
- § 57504 — Charter or sale of vessels acquired by Department of Transportation
- § 57505 — Employment of vessels on foreign trade routes
- § 57506 — Minimum selling price of vessels
SUBCHAPTER II—CHARTERS (sections 57511 to 57522)
- § 57511 — Demise charters
- § 57512 — Competitive bidding
- § 57513 — Minimum bid
- § 57514 — Qualifications of bidders
- § 57515 — Awarding of charters
- § 57516 — Operating-differential subsidies
- § 57517 — Recovery of excess profits
- § 57518 — Performance bond
- § 57519 — Insurance
- § 57520 — Vessel maintenance
- § 57521 — Termination of charter during national emergency
- § 57522 — Books and records, balance sheets, and inspection and auditing
SUBCHAPTER III—MISCELLANEOUS (sections 57531 to 57533)
Part G—Restrictions and Penalties (sections 58101 to 58109)
CHAPTER 581—RESTRICTIONS AND PENALTIES (sections 58101 to 58109)
- § 58101 — Operating in domestic intercoastal or coastwise service
- § 58102 — Default on payment or maintenance of reserves
- § 58103 — Employing another person as managing or operating agent
- § 58104 — Willful violation constitutes breach of contract or charter
- § 58105 — Preferences for cargo in which charterer has interest
- § 58106 — Concerted discriminatory activities
- § 58107 — Discrimination at ports by water common carriers
- § 58108 — Charges for transportation subject to subtitle IV of title 49
- § 58109 — Penalties
Subtitle VI—Clearance, Tonnage Taxes, and Duties (sections 60101 to 60507)
CHAPTER 601—ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE REQUIREMENTS (sections 60101 to 60109)
- § 60101 — Boarding arriving vessels before inspection
- § 60102 — Production of certificate on entry
- § 60103 — Oath of ownership on entry
- § 60104 — Depositing certificates of documentation with consular officers
- § 60105 — Clearance of vessels
- § 60106 — State inspection laws
- § 60107 — Payment of fees on departing vessel
- § 60108 — Duty to transport tendered cargo
- § 60109 — Duty to transport money and securities of the United States Government
CHAPTER 603—TONNAGE TAXES AND LIGHT MONEY (sections 60301 to 60312)
- § 60301 — Regular tonnage taxes
- § 60302 — Special tonnage taxes
- § 60303 — Light money
- § 60304 — Presidential suspension of tonnage taxes and light money
- § 60305 — Vessels in distress
- § 60306 — Vessels not engaged in trade
- § 60307 — Vessels engaged in coastwise trade or the fisheries
- § 60308 — Vessels engaged in Great Lakes trade
- § 60309 — Passenger vessels making trips between ports of the United States and foreign ports
- § 60310 — Vessels making daily trips on interior waters
- § 60311 — Hospital vessels in time of war
- § 60312 — Rights under treaties preserved
CHAPTER 605—DISCRIMINATING DUTIES AND RECIPROCAL PRIVILEGES (sections 60501 to 60507)
- § 60501 — Vessels allowed to import
- § 60502 — Discriminating duty on goods imported in foreign vessels or from contiguous countries
- § 60503 — Reciprocal suspension of discriminating duties
- § 60504 — Reciprocal privileges for recreational vessels
- § 60505 — Retaliatory suspension of commercial privileges
- § 60506 — Retaliation against British dominions of North America
- § 60507 — Suspension of free passage through Saint Marys Falls Canal
Subtitle VII—Security and Drug Enforcement (sections 70001 to 70508)
CHAPTER 700—PORTS AND WATERWAYS SAFETY (sections 70001 to 70054)
SUBCHAPTER I—VESSEL OPERATIONS (sections 70001 to 70007)
- § 70001 — Vessel traffic services
- § 70002 — Special powers
- § 70003 — Port access routes
- § 70004 — Considerations by Secretary
- § 70005 — International agreements
- § 70006 — Establishment by Secretary of the department in which the Coast Guard is operating of anchorage grounds and regulations generally
- § 70007 — Anchorage grounds
SUBCHAPTER II—PORTS AND WATERWAYS SAFETY (sections 70011 to 70014)
SUBCHAPTER III—CONDITION FOR ENTRY INTO PORTS IN THE UNITED STATES (sections 70021 to 70022)
SUBCHAPTER IV—DEFINITIONS, REGULATIONS, ENFORCEMENT, INVESTIGATORY POWERS, APPLICABILITY (sections 70031 to 70036)
SUBCHAPTER V—REGATTAS AND MARINE PARADES (section 70041)
SUBCHAPTER VI—REGULATION OF VESSELS IN TERRITORIAL WATERS OF UNITED STATES (sections 70051 to 70054)
CHAPTER 701—PORT SECURITY (sections 70101 to 70132)
SUBCHAPTER I—GENERAL (sections 70101 to 70125)
- § 70101 — Definitions
- § 70102 — United States facility and vessel vulnerability assessments
- § 70102a — Repealed. Pub. L. 116–283, div. G, title LVXXXV [LXXXV], § 8507(d)(1), Jan. 1, 2021 , 134 Stat. 4754 ]
- § 70103 — Maritime transportation security plans
- § 70104 — Transportation security incident response
- § 70105 — Transportation worker identification credentials
- § 70106 — Deployable, specialized forces
- § 70107 — Grants
- § 70107A — Repealed. Pub. L. 115–254, div. J, § 1809(a)(1) , Oct. 5, 2018 , 132 Stat. 3537 ]
- § 70108 — Foreign port assessment
- § 70109 — Notifying foreign authorities
- § 70110 — Actions and assistance for foreign ports or facilities and United States territories
- § 70111 — Enhanced crewmember identification
- § 70112 — Maritime Security Advisory Committees
- § 70113 — Maritime intelligence
- § 70114 — Automatic identification systems
- § 70115 — Long-range vessel tracking system
- § 70116 — Port, harbor, and coastal facility security
- § 70117 — Repealed. Pub. L. 111–281, title II, § 208(b) , Oct. 15, 2010 , 124 Stat. 2912 ]
- § 70118 — Enforcement by State and local officers
- § 70119 — Civil penalty
- § 70120 — In rem liability for civil penalties and certain costs
- § 70121 — Withholding of clearance
- § 70122 — Waterway Watch Program
- § 70123 — Mobile biometric identification
- § 70124 — Regulations
- § 70125 — Port security training for facility security officers
SUBCHAPTER II—PORT SECURITY ZONES (sections 70131 to 70132)
CHAPTER 703—MARITIME SECURITY (sections 70301 to 70306)
CHAPTER 705—MARITIME DRUG LAW ENFORCEMENT (sections 70501 to 70508)
- § 70501 — Findings and declarations
- § 70502 — Definitions
- § 70503 — Prohibited acts
- § 70504 — Jurisdiction and venue
- § 70505 — Failure to comply with international law as a defense
- § 70506 — Penalties
- § 70507 — Forfeitures
- § 70508 — Operation of submersible vessel or semi-submersible vessel without nationality
Subtitle VIII—Miscellaneous (sections 80101 to 80509)
CHAPTER 801—WRECKS AND SALVAGE (sections 80101 to 80107)
- § 80101 — Vessel stranded on foreign coast
- § 80102 — Repealed. Pub. L. 110–375, § 1(1) , Oct. 8, 2008 , 122 Stat. 4055 ]
- § 80103 — Property on Florida coast to be taken to port of entry
- § 80104 — Salvaging operations by foreign vessels
- § 80105 — Canadian vessels aiding vessels in United States waters
- § 80106 — International agreement on derelicts
- § 80107 — Salvors of life to share in remuneration
