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This document provides guidelines and best practices for IMO member states to effectively investigate the crimes of piracy and armed robbery against ships, as approved by the Maritime Safety Committee. It details definitions, investigation strategies, and the necessary training for investigators to enhance maritime security and ensure the safe conduct of investigations in a maritime context.

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7. Seek feedback from relevant stakeholders to improve the content.
8. Make necessary revisions based on feedback received.
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10. Submit the completed draft code of practice as required.

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What is draft code of practice?

A draft code of practice is a document that provides guidelines and standards for behavior and practices within a specific industry or sector, typically developed to ensure compliance with regulations and to promote best practices.

Who is required to file draft code of practice?

Organizations and individuals that fall under the jurisdiction of the relevant regulatory authority and are subject to the specific guidelines outlined in the draft code of practice are required to file it.

How to fill out draft code of practice?

To fill out a draft code of practice, you should carefully review the guidelines, complete all required sections accurately, provide necessary documentation and evidence, and ensure compliance with any specific instructions outlined by the regulatory authority.

What is the purpose of draft code of practice?

The purpose of a draft code of practice is to establish standardized practices, ensure regulatory compliance, and provide guidance to organizations on how to manage risks and responsibilities effectively.

What information must be reported on draft code of practice?

The information that must be reported typically includes organizational details, compliance measures, risk assessments, adherence to specified practices, and any relevant data or documentation supporting the submission.